Sentence examples for difficult to stop that from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to stop that progression.

"When there's a large number of criminals and anarchists that have a common purpose and intent to break the law, it's very difficult to stop that," he told reporters Thursday.

"Some of them want to progress their careers maybe out of Scotland and it is difficult to stop that progression.

"They've won a lot of cricket against us over the past two months and it's difficult to stop that".

"Once you start to allow prosecutors to bring one case after another," Coll said, "it becomes difficult to stop that momentum".

Government revenue drops, Rome's ability to make debt payments suffers, and a vicious cycle begins that is difficult to stop at the nation's borders.

They've done a lot to stop that, but it's difficult when you go abroad, and there's a minority doing that".

To stop that going into the wheel and then the tyre is really difficult.

Once he had it, he was difficult to stop". Liverpool that season won a championship protracted into summer by appalling weather.

General Gantz conceded that it would be difficult to stop the rockets that have menaced northern Israel with purely military means, noting that the launchers are mobile and easily hidden and can be fired remotely or with timers.

Of labor's all-out effort, John Drew, president of the U.A.W. local that represents 1,850 engine plant workers here, said, "If Bush wins, we could wake up Wednesday morning with a Republican president, Senate and House, which would mean it would be very difficult to stop an agenda that would seek to weaken unions".