Sentence examples for difficulty of losing from inspiring English sources
On Monday, when asked about the difficulty of losing Cano as a client, Boras spun off with what seemed to be a subtle jab at Jay-Z.
BBC presenter Victoria Derbyshire has spoken of the difficulty of losing her hair after chemotherapy in another video diary chronicling her treatment for breast cancer.
The symbolism, then, comes from the synchronization of the expulsions — it is that fact, more than the difficulty of losing this or that diplomat abroad, that will register in Moscow.
Perhaps he was speaking about the difficulty of losing a loved one in such horrific circumstances, but it also sounded like he was talking about doing anything — anything at all, in terms of public policy — about the epidemic of gun deaths in America.
One strategy to avoid this difficulty (of losing the physical content of a scientific theory due to the use of modal operators) is to employ an actuality operator.
Bad habits are notoriously hard to change and the media reminds us non-stop about the array and difficulty of losing weight, giving up unhealthy eating, quitting smoking and bad behaviors in general.
Kramer hopes sharing the photo can help others cope with the difficulties of losing an animal.
"But anyone facing financial difficulty or the prospect of losing their own home is not alone.
"We fully understand that one of the biggest worries facing homeowners in financial difficulty is the thought of losing their home, and this is especially true given the current economic climate," said RBS Managing Director of Retail Banking Craig Donaldson.
The Daily Mail is referring to a union's strike fund, which is used to try to prevent members getting into financial difficulties as a result of losing pay when they go on strike.
Paris Review editors Lorin Stein and Sadie Stein on the state of the short story: "They've come to stand for a kind of difficulty, emotional difficulty, that we are in danger of losing when we fetishize the charms of the long novel".
