Sentence examples for is difficult to overcome from inspiring English sources

That kind of tarnish is difficult to overcome.

"For me any loss is difficult to overcome," she said.

The distaste of Western civilization and cultural values that fuels terrorism is difficult to overcome.

Because technology makes hacks easier to start than to counter, the risk is difficult to overcome.

"In Texas, with unlimited campaign contributions, incumbency is difficult to overcome," he said.

The resistance of hidebound military commanders and pork-addicted Congressional leaders is difficult to overcome, as Donald Rumsfeld is finding.

Chronic stress is difficult to overcome as it tends to build up over a period of time.

This new research addresses an uncomfortable truth: Poverty is difficult to overcome partly because of self-destructive behaviors.

Aid agencies are doing all they can, but the "perfect storm" of drought, war and costly food is difficult to overcome when resources are so limited.

"Moscow is afraid to lose support of the regions, and here in the region, everyone walks in the shadow of the governor, and it is difficult to overcome their dependency on him".

By the time poor children reach kindergarten, after years of inadequate nutrition, limited reading at home, and little or no preschool experience, they are already at a disadvantage that is difficult to overcome.