Sentence examples for was difficult to overcome from inspiring English sources

It was difficult to overcome," he said.

"It was difficult to overcome that deficit, especially when you're 17".

Not because there's a lack of enthusiasm for innovation from the French, but because the language barrier was difficult to overcome in an Anglo-dominant music world (Abba or A-ha would have never met the same success if they sang in Swedish or Norwegian).

But while other countries have long since eased or reversed their restrictions on American beef imports, Japan's decision to allow imports only of beef derived from cattle 20 months or younger created a hurdle that was difficult to overcome — most cattle are slaughtered at 24 or 25 months — and costly, because of the paperwork that had to accompany exports to Japan.

The issue of trust was difficult to overcome.

"A couple of months back," Jain told me, "my head of Internet Marketing was saying how much Box was spending and how that was difficult to overcome.

And it's difficult to overcome".

That kind of tarnish is difficult to overcome.

"For me any loss is difficult to overcome," she said.

Because technology makes hacks easier to start than to counter, the risk is difficult to overcome.

However despite such efforts there is one behaviour that will be difficult to overcome.