Sentence examples for difficult to take for from inspiring English sources

"It's difficult to take for everybody".

But at the moment it's difficult to take for them.

Defeat will be difficult to take for Alan Irvine's men as they wasted a succession of second-half chances, with the City keeper Stephen Henderson in inspired form.

It's easy to make promises about the future: it's more difficult to take responsibility for the planet.

Duties often made it difficult to take off for two or more consecutive weeks, but she cajoled her bosses into giving her the time to travel.

We limited our analysis to persons who answered the question "Sometimes it is difficult to take medications for many reasons.

"It's difficult to take a timeout for two years.

In a white-hot economy, it can be difficult to take the time for this level of planning.

"It's very difficult to take a dog for a walk here because of the attacks from street dogs," said Dr. Radhey S. Sharma, president of the Indian Veterinary Association.

The fundamental SERS enhancement [41, 42] is determined by several important factors that are difficult to take into account for mesoporous substrates.

According to our data, it is still difficult to take a different approach for people with MCI.