Sentence examples for difficult to stick from inspiring English sources

Q: Why is it so difficult to stick to new behaviors?

Raine's wandering mind makes it difficult to stick to any subject for long.

It's difficult to stick with a project that everyone seems to dislike.

"You have got to love the unpeeling of knowledge; otherwise it is very difficult to stick with it".

It is notoriously difficult to stick a landing on a low gravity body, particularly if locomotion across the body is desired.

There's no murmured acclaim and starched waiting staff here – but then, it's difficult to stick your little finger out when you're chewing a brick.

But it's been difficult to get states to stick to their own plans.

Carmichael suggested that it would be difficult to get stroke patients to stick to such a demanding regimen.

On larger areas, it becomes more difficult to get every pillar to stick to a surface, according to Metin Sitti, a mechanical-engineering professor at Carnegie Mellon University who is working on similar adhesives.

It was a feeling that didn't do away when staff warned me the first half would be "difficult" but to stick with it because in the end it would come together.

Without access to proper nutrition, running water, and health security, then education and awareness may be difficult points to stick within the community.