Sentence examples for very difficult to combat from inspiring English sources

This is very difficult to combat".

"Spain play a spectacular game and it will be very difficult to combat them," Van Bommel said.

If your view on a specific event is driven by an underlying predisposition that you have, then it's very difficult to combat that.

It's proving very difficult to combat the problem of nitrogen dioxide levels in the city, which in cases are nearly twice as high as the EU limit".

Lord Feldman's fellow party chairman Grant Shapps said it was "very difficult to combat" stories attributed to unnamed sources, adding: "Until somebody produces a name, it's impossible to know".

In particular, the 2008 crisis taught Latin America the importance of maintaining healthy liquidity conditions to avoid a credit crunch, which is very difficult to combat with macroeconomic policies.

Their damaging influence on hosts is mainly a consequence of a very rapid reproduction that quickly leads to large aphid colonies, which are often difficult to combat by means of biological pest control.

First, terrorism was more difficult to combat.

Mr. Hutchinson said the problem was difficult to combat because of a gap in law enforcement.

Why has malware become so pervasive and so difficult to combat?

"It is difficult to combat because it is a cultural thing.