Sentence examples for difficult to stake from inspiring English sources

Doubles last longer in flower than singles, but are more difficult to stake and keep the right way up in a rainstorm.

Being moderate isn't always easy, and it can be difficult to stake out a position in the center that doesn't appear arbitrary.

Some have argued that it will be increasingly difficult to stake a presidential platform upon cultural issues, especially in the wake of an election that showed high levels of support for Obama among millennials, women and gay voters.

"It's very difficult to win stakes races at Saratoga," the trainer said.

Does that make it difficult to set stakes?

At present it is very difficult to get a stake in the game and in the current climate it can be a tough ask to attract funding for a self-build project.

The soil wasn't smooth and earth-like, but hard and un-earth-like, and the square's concrete foundation proved difficult to drive a stake into.

It's a difficult to say: the stakes are so high, and Iran's motivations are so purposefully obscure.

It's not difficult to raise the stakes when the doctors regularly root around inside patients' body cavities -- without gloves, of course.

Tours abroad are punctuated by assignments in Washington where the couple plunge back into American life, only to find it difficult to pull up stakes when the time comes to go abroad again.

Under the grass there will be roots, vines, tree trunks, rocks & other unseen objects that may make it difficult to push the stakes into the ground.