Sentence examples for difficult to succeed in from inspiring English sources

It's more difficult to succeed in a difficult situation than in a fantastic situation".

Cycling is one of the most demanding sports featured during the Games, and one of the most difficult to succeed in.

Chinese policies make it difficult to succeed in its market unless you establish a local presence, including production, something for which SMEs generally have neither the capital nor expertise.

"It is more difficult to succeed in a difficult situation than a fantastic situation".

The threat of failure, rising rent and labor costs make it difficult to succeed in this industry.

It owned our email graph and our interest data (search), yet found it very difficult to succeed in what looks like a "trivial to build" app  — social networks.

They know what it takes to succeed in difficult schools, and what it would take for success to become the norm.

The SSD started at 200 ms and varied from one stop trial to the next according to a staircase procedure: if the subject succeeded in withholding the response, the SSD increased by 64 ms, making it more difficult to succeed again in the next stop trial; conversely, if a subject failed, SSD decreased by 64 ms, making it easier for the next stop trial.

I think it's so difficult to succeed today in business.

And once you find that job, it can be difficult to succeed and excel in it.

So it is a very difficult thing to succeed in the medical device business today.