Sentence examples for make it difficult to keep from inspiring English sources

Sometimes we see a few more get started, but the economics make it difficult to keep them going.

She also said the proliferation of roadside canola would make it difficult to keep organic canola free of genetically engineered material.

The work's multiple layers make it difficult to keep track of all this hardware, which may explain the full-disclosure title.

Large pressure differentials between the salt and rock layers make it difficult to keep the drill within the pressure window when passing from one to the other.

A shortage of dates and familial details make it difficult to keep track of individuals and events sometimes, but Mr Lewis displays skill and stamina in interweaving his subjects' lives.

"They're still very cheap in Germany, selling on eBay for as little as 50 euros, although the German government's regulations on things like emissions and safety standards make it difficult to keep them on the road".

A journalist asked whether different temperature requirements made it difficult to keep begonias and orchids together.

City and state officials said the heavy snow made it difficult to keep pace.

Any disruption to a working day, whether illness or government restrictions, makes it difficult to keep going.

Unfortunately, the high population-growth rate made it difficult to keep up with the ever-increasing needs.

Google's late start in China made it difficult to keep pace with Chinese competitors, who were constantly rolling out new things to appeal to young Web users.