Sentence examples for find it difficult to maintain from inspiring English sources

Unite's general secretary said his union would find it difficult to maintain its opposition to rules making it easier to remove sitting MPs if the hostility continued.

AstraZeneca will find it difficult to maintain its silence about a potential deal with Pfizer as it is due to hold is annual general meeting for shareholders on Thursday, where questions are likely to be raised about the reported approach.

With growing competition from an Amazon staunchly devoted to China and a committed and well-funded partnership between top-tier Chinese internet rivals Tencent and online retailer JD.com, Alibaba may yet find it difficult to maintain its lofty growth targets.

He will find it difficult to maintain his position.

The prime minister, however, remains deeply unpopular, and may find it difficult to maintain momentum with no spare public money to play with.

With a counter-terrorism trophy like that on display for American audiences, US diplomats may find it difficult to maintain the pressure on Saleh to resign.

Paul has found it difficult to maintain a social life.

Without Balanchine and Robbins, who died in 1998, NYCB has found it difficult to maintain their exacting standards.

They struggled in stressful situations, often had trouble paying attention, and found it difficult to maintain friendships.

Since changing jobs, I've found it difficult to maintain past friendships and although I'm still young, I find myself feeling isolated.

The Manchester City stopper has found it difficult to maintain last season's excellent form that helped his side lift the title.