Sentence examples for difficult to secure a from inspiring English sources
It will still be difficult to secure a political agreement on any of these measures.
It will be very difficult to secure a player from another Premier League club".
At this point, it will be difficult to secure a deal but I am still positive.
Mr. Ray says he also finds it difficult to secure a bed for his son at the local hospital.
After the failure of Copenhagen, it will be difficult to secure a deal this year, but I am still positive.
Not only might that make it difficult to secure a mortgage, he said, but "I wanted a sense of community in the building".
It was one thing to indict Amy; many litigators will tell you that it is not difficult to secure an indictment from a grand jury.
While Britain is pushing hard for such a move, it would be difficult to secure an EU consensus of 28 governments for an escalation of sanctions.
As it is difficult to secure an adequate surgical view during SLC, a detailed preoperative examination is required.
"Mobile voting is a horrific idea," the Center for Democracy and Technology's Joseph Lorenzo Hall, told CNN. "It's internet voting on people's horribly secured devices, over our horrible networks, to servers that are very difficult to secure without a physical paper record of the vote".
