Sentence examples for hard to overtake from inspiring English sources
If so, expect Rush to find it hard to overtake more serious competitors.
"But it was very hard to overtake at the end; Valtteri was just so fast on the straights," he added.
Compared with, say, the 140-horsepower Sonic Turbo, you can hear and feel the Toyota working hard to overtake, or just climb to highway speeds.
There are three extremely slow corners and it's hard to overtake there while on the start and finish lines we reach a top speed of 315kph [195mph].
After Clinton's string of victories on Tuesday, her campaign said her lead would be "very hard to overtake" but stopped short of saying it was insurmountable.
"I tried to push him as hard as I could into a mistake, and he didn't make a mistake, and as he said, it is hard to overtake here," Vettel said.
History, economic theory, and common sense all suggest that it is possible to copy the economic leader's methods, but far harder to overtake it.
It's very difficult to overtake here, the Red Bulls are very hard to beat but the Ferrari, Red Bull and Lotus are very quick on long runs so position is quite important in qualifying.
Without a point in their opening four games, Huddersfield will be hard pushed to overtake Wigan or Warrington – both eight points ahead of the Giants with 100% records – and are therefore extremely unlikely to finish in the top four.
The drugs seeped farther into his person, working hard to completely overtake him.
