Sentence examples for proved hard to pull from inspiring English sources

One option is to compete on price; but, as a tussle on this front between the Sun and the Mirror shows, it risks simply bleeding revenues.A second strategy, to shift to a new market position, has proved hard to pull off.

Resources to support the changes have proved hard to pull together despite the identification nationally of 'new money' for investment in cancer services in the National Cancer Plan for England (Department of Health, 2000).

Flamenco is so anchored in this format that evening-length narratives, like Mr. Saura's comprehensive exploration of flamenco's evolution, have proven hard to pull off.

But it is proving hard to pull off, with independents accusing him of pandering and conservatives still nursing their old wounds.It would be a mistake, however, to think that Mr McCain will be static for ever.

The move would get her out from under a crushing mortgage and save her credit rating, but so-called short sales have proven hard to pull off.

This proved hard to arrange.

The question has proved hard to answer.

The memory has proved hard to digest.

A decade later, these proved hard to recoup.

Thunderbirds proved hard to follow.

But this proved hard to do.