Sentence examples for difficult to win over from inspiring English sources

The rest of London was more difficult to win over.

But it's difficult to win over an audience if you can't offer solutions to their problems.

Because "the high level of civilian casualties they had caused was making it difficult to win over local people".

But Mr. Armstrong has found it difficult to win over investors, who pushed the stock down 5 percent on Wednesday, to $22.64.

A senior British commander in southern Afghanistan said that he had asked that American Special Forces leave his area of operations because the high level of civilian casualties they had caused was making it difficult to win over local people.

Many lawmakers defer to the president and military leaders during wartime; that tendency makes it still more difficult to win over majorities to go on record in favor of ending military efforts.

Some people are hard to win over, and some people insist on being difficult.

But these first mistakes are so significant, it will be extremely difficult to win us over, if you can at all.

Personal experience/expertise seems to win over evidence-based policies and guidelines.

WHY IT WON'T It is difficult to win four games over top-25 teams, which the Longhorns would have to do.

"It will be very difficult to win.