Sentence examples for more difficult to overtake from inspiring English sources

Uefa classes Ligue 1 as the fifth-best domestic league in Europe and Vasilyev says the reform will make it more difficult to overtake the fourth-placed league, Serie A. "We need more big clubs from big countries in this competition to make it more interesting and more passionate," Vasilyev said.

It's very difficult to overtake here, so after that I had no issues".

"Starting on pole was the key part because it was difficult to overtake," Alonso said.

It turned out to be similar to the Monaco circuit, in that it is extremely difficult to overtake.

"It's obviously not the best circuit to be stuck in traffic, as it is difficult to overtake," Vettel said.

"It's usually been quite difficult to overtake, especially last year, but I think DRS will change all that," he added.

Physically tough, mentally tough, difficult to overtake but that just puts a premium on the drivers in qualifying.

"At Monaco it's essential because it's so difficult to overtake," Coulthard said of winning the pole.

"There may be some strategic relocation of orders, but unless TSMC makes major missteps it will be difficult to overtake".

But the Singapore race takes place on a street circuit on which it is difficult to overtake: It is bumpy, dusty, relatively narrow, and run under spotlights.

Ms. Schroeder says some prices of a year or two ago were historical highs that may be difficult to overtake anytime soon.