Sentence examples for is difficult to restrain from inspiring English sources

1] warned the Communists that it is "difficult" to restrain American troops from returning gunfire falling in the U.S. sector of West Berlin.

You cannot leave companies at the mercy of short-term-oriented financiers such as Gekko; but without pressure from shareholders, it is difficult to restrain inefficiency.

Although it is difficult to restrain myself when I think about his trip to Ohio in 2004 for President Bush's get-out-the-vote operations, I have to admit something: it's much more fun to date someone who will actually argue back.

In the study of virus defense in the mobile network, it is found that virus propagation in a mobile network is difficult to restrain because the topology of the network is changing frequently due to the mobility of devices.

Last week, one of his American mentors said that Mr. Qarzai was so passionately anti-Taliban that it had been difficult to restrain him from going into Afghanistan in recent years.

Giraffes are difficult to restrain, and their use for food could cause the species to become endangered.

A senior officer said:  "It is difficult to monitor and restrain an individual so determined, belligerent and violent".

It is difficult to judge whether such limitations have effectively restrained the growth of government spending.

Hence, it is difficult to say whether the relationships they found will restrain in time.

First, it is difficult to inject small volumes (<10 µl) of intranasal agents in unanesthetized mice, even if they are restrained.

Chronic stages of the disease are marked by progressive kidney remodeling and fibrosis which, once is initiated, is very difficult to restrain or reverse.