Sentence examples for may be difficult to pull from inspiring English sources

The Papadopoulos plea suggests that this may be difficult to pull off.

With the stores still in a makeover period -- with renovations under way that are intended to make them more appealing to shoppers -- relying on them for credit growth may be difficult to pull off, Ms. Bryant said.

The most useful aspect of Abernathy's note is the specific inventory of why this may be difficult to pull off, once the company is stripped down to just the Times itself — a large and inflexible fixed-cost structure associated with printing, union contracts, and trucking.

This may be difficult to pull off in a state where the median household income in 2010 was $49,177.

The cable may be difficult to pull, but keep trying.

You can even use wool, but be careful not to use anything too thick because it may be difficult to pull through the three layers of the quilt and thicker thread can tend to pull the wadding through the fabric.

Masking tape can be difficult to pull off in hot or humid weather and may permanently mark the canvas if it stays on too long.

Unfortunately, it can be difficult to pull the trigger.

That's going to be difficult to pull off.

But that too would be difficult to pull off.

It will be difficult to pull the brush or comb through the curls at first.