Sentence examples for more difficult to hold from inspiring English sources

I think it was more difficult to hold back.

But the family is certainly finding it more difficult to hold its ground.

Enslaved Africans became more difficult to hold as manumission became a certainty.

The Times' report will make that line much more difficult to hold.

"It's more difficult to hold onto in a situation where one's country is under attack," she said.

They said he risked alienating allies and making it more difficult to hold together a coalition against terrorism.

Saints might find it more difficult to keep hold of another member of their first-choice front row.

What may be more difficult to entertain is those companies would hold on to users for the 8 to 16 years that would justify the current valuation based on forward revenue.

There is also an approximately 90-day government approval process for every 3½-day course and shorter trainings, which makes it logistically difficult to hold more of them, according to Christina Supinski, AEquitas' chief operating officer.

After that, Roli said, C. S. "got more and more difficult to get hold of, until one day I did what I should have done after our first meeting and googled him, and the first thing that came up was an article that documented some of his fraudulent past in New York, Paris, and London".

Data about article processing charges is much more difficult to get hold of.