Sentence examples for it difficult to fend from inspiring English sources
But with a landmark free trade deal signed with China last year, Chinese tourists now comprising the biggest group of tourists here, and expected further easing of trade and investment restrictions between the two sides, there are fears that it could be only a matter of time before Taiwan finds it difficult to fend off Chinese pressures to reunify.
Even with substantial martial arts training, it is extremely difficult to fend off more than one person.
Human-controlled characters are typically more difficult to fend off than the dumbed-down, predictable, computer-controlled ones.
It wasn't just her physique that has made her great – the height that lets her tower over defenses for headers and the size that makes her difficult to fend off.
Mutations in the virus's genes have been detected, but researchers are watching carefully for any signs that the changes are making the virus more deadly or contagious, as well as more difficult to fend off with a vaccine.
And the law firms will find it hard to fend them off.
Make it difficult to cancel.
Spain did everything it could to fend off E.ON, prompting the European Commission to intervene.
Instead, a declassified board structure makes it harder to fend off "an inadequate, opportunistic takeover bid".
Some spectators broke out umbrellas, only it was to fend off rays instead of rain.
