Sentence examples for very difficult to survive from inspiring English sources

"It's very difficult to survive on the salary you earn in the south," he explained.

It is very difficult to survive in F1, let alone thrive.

And remember: if someone comes to us and then gets pregnant – if they're off work for quite a number of months, it's very difficult to survive.

"Otherwise, I've seen many women who aren't given any role to play at all, or who are demoted or put in a position that is very difficult to survive".

For any club like Coventry it is very difficult to survive year after year.

"It is very difficult to survive the winter.

"It was very difficult to go through.

It will be difficult to survive if rains do not come very soon".

"It's difficult to survive on that".

"It's very difficult to advance and survive in this tournament -- no matter how good you are".

Step-cooling gave a more complete depletion of the aluminum solid solution, i.e. lower flow stress, without forming coarse and stable Mg2Si particles which are very difficult to solutionize during reheating and thus survive the extrusion process impairing both surface quality and mechanical properties.