Sentence examples for is difficult to repeat from inspiring English sources

Belichick's team is the surprising Super Bowl champion in a sport where it is difficult to repeat.

"I think it will be difficult to repeat.

But a big portion of that increase came from gains that will be difficult to repeat.

The US Navy achieved a degree of surprise that time which will be difficult to repeat, by surface or air.

In spite of his sometimes rocky relationship with Fox News, Mr. Beck's ratings success will be difficult to repeat.

With only so much room to cut costs, analysts say that kind of performance will be difficult to repeat, perhaps boding ill for stocks this year.

However, the actions of the passengers on the fourth plane suggested that such a tactic would be difficult to repeat, as the prospect of certain death would give hostages little incentive to submit to hijackers' demands.

The Mavericks's bench has outscored opponents' reserves by an average of 37-23 theoughout the playoffs, but that could be difficult to repeat against the Heat, with Dallas's depth taking a few early hits in the series.

The results of this new approach are accompanied by a technical discussion that includes comments about why results are difficult to repeat and how it is possible to improve the ANN architecture.

In addition, it's been difficult to repeat the findings from individual genetic studies--partly, researchers think, because autism is so variable and may really be many different diseases.

He describes that high growth as "catch up" and suggests it will be difficult to repeat such a phenomenon in the 21st century.