Sentence examples for difficult to sign a from inspiring English sources
Arsenal's stance is categoric and it is reinforced by the knowledge that it would be fiendishly difficult to sign a replacement for Sánchez – even for £50m.
Surrey's director of cricket Alec Stewart added: "With the very crowded international fixture list, it's becoming increasingly difficult to sign a high-class overseas cricketer to play in England.
"In other words, consumers are who they call, e-mail or IM," says Hill. "Though it is not difficult to sign up under an alias, it is extraordinarily difficult to change one's friends and family".
"It's not difficult to sign up to as an ideal," says Abraham. "There's already a lot of Lukishness about Discovery.
Listed weights are rarely accurate, but you could do worse than a Big Three of Shaquille O'Neal, Oliver Miller and Eddy Curry (though Miller's recent legal troubles would make this group a bit difficult to sign).
The ACT has warned it will be very difficult to sign up if Frydenberg is not in a position to offer any compromises.
"You have to be realistic and it's going to be difficult to sign someone who will get us 25 goals a season.
"The most difficult thing to sign is a wine bottle because it's curved and difficult to sign.
