Sentence examples for will be difficult to retain from inspiring English sources

Gary Hooper has admitted that it will be difficult to retain focus in a busy week for Celtic after being called up for the England Under-21 squad for the first time.

Celtic manager Neil Lennon admits it will be difficult to retain the players who have impressed during the club's run in the Champions League.

Those intending long-term migration may be a subpopulation of the workforce that will be difficult to retain or encourage to return from abroad.

Adds Gleeson, "CODA is much bigger, and it might be difficult to retain that same intimate feel that Footwork had, but considering the structural changes they've made inside, I think it will be a big improvement".

It could be difficult to retain the changes MEND recommended.

Both systematic and pragmatic approaches proved to be difficult to retain.

The mantra is that United will be "difficult to beat" and they retain a formidable first-choice defence, not least in the centre, with Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic.

It will be difficult to maintain cash flow and to retain great staff so that the business can have the foundation and stamina it needs to thrive.

Seasoned switchers who arrive from price-comparison sites are difficult to retain.

This is a national issue, these are high-pressure jobs and it is difficult to retain people in certain positions".

Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson: "It is difficult to retain the title.