Sentence examples for difficult to take there from inspiring English sources

It was shamefully simple, and Allardyce admitted afterwards that it was "so difficult to take, there is nobody to blame but your defenders".

Sunderland manager Gus Poyet: "It's difficult to take because there were things in the first half that we were able to do.

"You get an enormous sense of German self-righteousness, which is very difficult to take, especially when there are solid foundations for it," says François Heisbourg of the International Institute for Strategic Studies.

If you procrastinate, it will be more difficult to take action and there will be more inner resistance.

It can be difficult to take the next step but, there is no easier way to do it than taking the leap of faith.

A Baluch friend said it was difficult to take Punjabi visitors with him to Baluchistan, because there is so much local anger there at violence toward the Baluch.

It is difficult to take a lot of money out of policing without there being some impact or consequence for the public," said Mr Barker-McCardle.

In any case, there is still a problem that is even more difficult to take into account which is the durability.

"It is very, very difficult to take that sort of quantity of money out of our budget in Northern Ireland without there being difficult decisions".

It's very difficult to take the experiences from one exercise and try to share them with those who were not there.

In the previous version there was a limited set of runtime libraries and once you built an application, it was very difficult to take it out of Google.