Sentence examples for hard to mount from inspiring English sources

It's hard to mount a coordinated response".

It's so hard to mount and win a campaign, and even then, they stay.

But thanks in part to this week's undeniably substantial bail-out, such attacks are currently hard to mount.

Current and former enforcement officials insist they have worked hard to mount meaningful investigations, and they defended the policy of allowing schools to investigate themselves.

But it's hard to mount a challenge to the consensus that Ive, however vexed and self-conscious, is a good egg.

Rather like the country it has ruled since 1997, the party is deep in debt, which will make an effective election campaign hard to mount.

It is hardest to mount a major effort while a problem still seems minor.

Yet anyone without a party's backing will find it harder to mount a campaign and gain recognition.

It would be harder to mount a defense of millionaires, which may be why this year a Quinnipiac poll found overwhelming support, even among Republicans, for a millionaire tax.

Lawyers believe it would be harder to mount a whistleblower defence if the leaker was seeking to sell the documents for large sums of money.

They are forecasting significant increases in job losses that will make it even harder to mount a sustained rebound in housing.