Sentence examples for difficult to secure this from inspiring English sources
"I was never under any illusion but that it would be difficult to secure this," said Michael Martin, the foreign minister and yes campaign manager.
The fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square would be a wonderful spot, but it appears complex planning issues would make it difficult to secure this location on an ongoing basis.
Analysts say that women find it more difficult to secure the money needed to run for election than men.
"They are trying to dismantle the army, so it will be very difficult to secure the people, secure the country," warned Justine Nkurunziza, a civil society activist.
Moreover, it is often difficult to secure the cooperation of professional leagues, professional football associations and governing bodies.
Objects larger than a phone may be difficult to secure in this manner.
After the failure of Copenhagen, it will be difficult to secure a deal this year, but I am still positive.
Extradition from Britain is reputed to be difficult to secure although, as General Pinochet has discovered, this is often simply because of the complex judicial procedure an extradition request must go through.
Even with this relationship, it was difficult to secure a $1.7 million Series A — a sum that in 2014 would have been considered a seed round.
