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

Uncontrolled borders and endemic poverty will make it difficult to stop it spreading .

But both he and Rupert Murdoch said such "contracts" could make it difficult to stop the payments.

September 2009: Toyota announces the biggest recall in its history over fears involving almost 4m vehicles in the US that accelerator pedals could become trapped in floormats and "may result in very high vehicle speeds and make it difficult to stop the vehicle, which could cause a crash, serious injury or death".

After reading through the critical reviews across the top money-making utilities, you'll find customers complaining that the apps are too aggressive in pushing subscriptions (e.g. via constant prompts), offer little functionality without upgrading, provide no transparency around how free trials work and make it difficult to stop subscription payments, among other things.

Reasons for not stopping were that they use tobacco to relieve stress (64%), they simply like using (43.5%), cravings make it difficult to stop (43.5%), and they spend time with tobacco users (37.8%).

The ease of the fraud makes it difficult to stop.

Pavarotti's astounding international celebrity made it difficult to stop.

Pavarotti's kind of astounding international celebrity made it difficult to stop.

"I don't think they understood how far we book in advance," Ms. Walters said, "which makes it difficult to stop and then pick up steam again".

The success she continues to enjoy makes it difficult to stop and her husband, the racecar driver Michael Krumm has suggested that she return to the tour after having a child.

Furthermore, the contracted pelvis makes it difficult to stop the bleeding.