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It's difficult to win in this stadium.

"With Kuerten it's difficult to win in straight sets," Ferrero said.

A young, captive demographic, whose attention is increasingly difficult to win in a media-saturated world.

Since the nineteen-sixties, a series of Supreme Court precedents, most of them involving newspapers, have made libel cases very difficult to win, in part because plaintiffs bear the burden of proving that the stories about them are false.

"If the first thing that happens is a series of investigations, or committee restructurings, it will clearly sour people on the party and make it more difficult to win in 2008," he said.

Most arrivals do not intend to stay in the U.S. In recent years, it has become increasingly difficult to win asylum in America, and since 2011 the number of pending asylum requests has grown tenfold; applicants often wait years for an answer, and in the end more than half are rejected.

In Scotland, Labour was all but wiped out by the SNP, with seats once considered "safe" now looking difficult to win back in a single term.

William Gould, the former chairman of the National Labor Relations Board and now a professor at Stanford Law School, said he interpreted some of the language in the court's decision and its description of facts as signaling that it did not believe the N.F.L. would have antitrust liability and that it would be difficult to win damages in an antitrust case.

"To win one title is difficult, to win eight in a row is truly historic," Glasgow boss Eddie Wolecki Black said.

"It would be very difficult to win power in Latin America without addressing that".

This is very important to consider if you plan on playing on a PVP server; if your faction is highly outnumbered, it may be difficult to win battles in the open world.