Sentence examples for difficulty to win from inspiring English sources

"Be resolute, fear no sacrifice, and surmount every difficulty to win victory!" read one famous counsel.

Anything around 16 – the combined scores for execution and difficulty – was likely to win.

Pettersen also learned from her former teammates the importance of all 12 players' contributing points, and she knows the difficulty of trying to win a Solheim Cup on foreign soil.

Tory MPs campaigning in these seats have the difficulty of trying to win over voters at both ends of the spectrum: the Labour-Tory swing voters and the Ukip-Tory waverers.

"Despite the difficulties, the possibilities to win in the negotiations are large," he said.

If it is capable of successful development by an energetic race which has, what we lack, the incentive to cope with acknowledged difficulties in order to win a new home free from restrictions and persecution… they should be allowed to do so".  .

The killings have brought to an end nearly a month of relative calm and they have undermined hopes of reviving a peace deal, which had already run into difficulty after America failed to win the support of its international partners for President George Bush's new Middle East policy.The new killings mark a gruesome return to violence.

Playing a single game will last around an hour and after half a dozen or so games on that difficulty I'd failed to win one, failed to hit a home run and barely even recorded a hit to first base.

Assessing the difficulties the governor must overcome to win the nomination, Mr. Jacobs said, "I can't predict what the ultimate outcome will be".

Yet the manager said: "I think we played [well] enough to win with all the difficulties.

The phrase "constraints on supply" alludes to the difficulty of winning full site control and public approvals, and in multifamily development already completed or put into construction in the metropolitan area AvalonBay has had its share of these difficulties.