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

Australia's largest lender, Macquarie, lost 4.5% to 58.48 Australian dollars ($56.11) after the bank warned Tuesday that the challenging credit market would make it difficult to maintain its earnings this year despite posting 23% growth in post-tax profit to 1.8 billion Australian dollars ($1.7 billion) for the previous year.

The city is facing huge budget problems that make it difficult to maintain Police Department strength at its highest levels -- a little over 40,000.

Yet the intense scrutiny the case by the F.B.I. could make it difficult to maintain such a cover-up for long.

The latest concern in Thailand is the need for the more expensive second-line treatments, which could make it difficult to maintain the universal medical coverage now available for patients.

Water flows off a sandbar, and can make it difficult to maintain position at the bar's outside edge, where waves will prepare to break, but the rushing, sinuous current is carrying us across all sorts of spots, at all sorts of angles, willy-nilly.

This could make it difficult to maintain sales of the Excursion -- which is 19 feet long, weighs about three and a half tons unloaded and gets about 10 miles to the gallon of gasoline, or in the mid-to-high-teens with a diesel engine.

But its growth made it difficult to maintain.

A one-e-mail-address, one-account policy makes it difficult to maintain multiple relationships.

George Naylor, the president of the National Family Farm Coalition, said the new trade rules made it difficult to maintain a family.

Secondly, the process feels depersonalised because it happens away from the classroom, making it difficult to maintain meaningful dialogue with students.

The symphony is regularly called to play for political celebrations, often on short notice, making it difficult to maintain a regular training schedule or plan a season.