Sentence examples for it difficult to survive from inspiring English sources

Di Rupo is from poorer Wallonia, which traditionally leans in favour of national unity because the region would likely find it difficult to survive on its own economically.

The reindeer industry is finding it difficult to survive financially on its own, and the vast majority of herders need to have another job on the side.

Some animals escaping monsoonal northern Australia will find it difficult to survive in drier inland areas.

The sites have been forced to retrench and may find it difficult to survive.

It's a lot of little things that make it difficult to survive.

Those who won't look at exploring that option will find it difficult to survive".

One of the areas where the UK punches above its weight is the arts, yet those working in this field are finding it increasingly difficult to survive and devote their lives to it.

It's possible for a network to survive without the N.F.L., but it's difficult to survive long-term without that programming.

"It's difficult to survive on that".

"In this country, it's difficult to survive.

"Without sponsors, it's difficult to survive," Mr. Bugan?aid.