Sentence examples for is difficult to own from inspiring English sources

There is a perception that it is difficult to own a law firm.

Stevens: It is difficult to own the miners.

Oil is what economists call a "fugitive resource," a thing, like water or wild game, that migrates where it wants and is difficult to own in any conventional sense.

"It is difficult to argue for owning the stock today," Carlos Kirjner, an analyst at Bernstein in New York, wrote in a research report.

Since the sense of body ownership is related to the interest of what happen to the body rather than to financial transaction, it is difficult to think of owning one's body after death.

To establish an academic career, younger researchers need to show their independence, and it is difficult to get your own research grants if you have been assessed as dependent [ 28].

"It is difficult to fine your own uncle," says Farm-Africa's Ernest Moshi.

It is difficult to envision our own clinical decision-making, if cost alone were the deciding factor.

It is difficult to catch your own mistakes.

By now, of course, the picture is difficult to separate from its own mythology.

These days, Facebook so dominates social networking that it is difficult to remember Myspace's own time in the limelight.