Sentence examples for difficult to withdraw from from inspiring English sources

"Once you get power in your hands, it is very difficult to withdraw from that intoxication".

The game is difficult to withdraw from completely, but its effects can be dampened down.

Although most likely a congressional-executive agreement, which ordinarily would make it much more difficult to withdraw from, by the terms of the Review Act, the next administration may legally re-impose sanctions against Iran, effectively dismantling the Agreement.

On the other hand, groups may differ in the nature of their tasks and responsibilities and how readily they can withdraw from them, e.g. it may be more difficult to withdraw from household tasks usually undertaken by women.

Perversely, many onlookers find it difficult to withdraw attention from the unwanted cellular intrusion.

Some brokers make it very difficult to withdraw your own money from your account.

Also, FDI is a lot more difficult to withdraw when times are hard.

And once we have engaged in eye-contact, it is often difficult to withdraw.

"It may prove difficult to withdraw it but they are taking a firm stance on doping.

There is a lifelong license to practice medicine that is very difficult to withdraw.

Physicians know from experience, that once dialysis is started it is much more difficult to withdraw and a temporary treatment order may become permanent.