Sentence examples for difficult to secure an from inspiring English sources

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.

"Its publication will make it even more difficult to secure an untainted jury".

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".

The stigma of his father's politics followed Browder into his early professional life, initially making it difficult to secure a permanent position in academia.