Sentence examples for very difficult to move from inspiring English sources
It's very difficult to move past open access at the moment.
It would be very difficult to move a $13 billion industry out of the state".
On the downside, once a novel is set, it is very difficult to move.
This denial makes it very difficult to move on with our lives.
If he does, it will become very difficult to move the peace process forward.
Because no one is budging, it's very difficult to move," he says.
It's just the first day out of their business school degree," McInturff says, adding that we've hit some "very difficult-to-move barriers," including the attitudes of employers towards women. .
The problem here, of course, is that it's very difficult to travel or move to a different country for free.
Make sure that the boxes you use are big enough to contain the items you will be using them to hold, but don't use very large boxes because they can be very heavy and difficult to move when full.
Get as close to the water as you can to build it because once it is complete, it will be very heavy and difficult to move.
'It's complicated because Magnum's strength is in its diversity, but its very diversity makes it difficult to move forward cohesively, because different photographers need different things," he said.
