Sentence examples for find it very difficult to stop from inspiring English sources

Once the Central Bank loads up further on Spanish and Italian bonds — it has already bought more than 200 billion euros ($256 billion) of European bonds, including 50 billion euros ($64 billion) from Greece — it will find it very difficult to stop its bond buying even if countries do not keep to their promises of reform.

When I start, I find it very difficult to stop.

I can very well understand that some people on the military end of the armed struggle find it very difficult to stop.

The commander of Russia's strategic rocket forces, Gen. Vladimir N. Yakolev, warned Monday that Russia would find it "very difficult" to stop the political momentum in the United States for building a national missile shield to defend against attacks by rogue states and accidental launchings.

If you start, you will find it very difficult to stop as it is known to be highly addictive.

While Deny Flight was relatively successful in stopping flights of fixed-wing aircraft, NATO forces found it very difficult to stop helicopter flights, which presented a more complicated challenge.

"They find it very difficult to choose".

I find it very difficult to know.

I find it very difficult to imagine.

Well, I find it very difficult to do.

But they'll find it very difficult to get Suárez.