Sentence examples for is difficult to retain from inspiring English sources

This is a national issue, these are high-pressure jobs and it is difficult to retain people in certain positions".

Now, art is so adept at absorbing any whiff of mischief that it is difficult to retain any meaningful vestige of the street.

It is difficult to retain one's composure at a time when false leads, wild Internet gossip and outright hoaxes -- as well as genuine intelligence warnings from the government -- make it seem as if the nation is under incessant attack.

Although history shows it is difficult to retain an unhappy player, Arsenal know from their achievements last season that they can cope without Cole, who spent most of the time on the sidelines.

Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson: "It is difficult to retain the title.

So short segment retention of the entryway is recommended when it is difficult to retain the whole entryway.

Seasoned switchers who arrive from price-comparison sites are difficult to retain.

He said it would be difficult to retain his title, especially with the elimination of the Vail Pass time trial.

But another dropped shot for Rose, who misses a short one at 14. He's +2, and goodness me but it's difficult to retain a major championship.

According to Henriques, one of the most surprising trends is that, since 2011, the biggest area of growth has been among teen-age girls a demographic that has long been difficult to retain.

That, despite a multimedia, 24-hour news cycle, it's difficult to retain much in the way of substance; we are fuelling up on too much content of too little worth.