Sentence examples for Difficult to serve from inspiring English sources

We are finding it difficult to serve everyone".

And that, of course, made it even more difficult to serve everyone in a timely fashion.

It is a dispersed market that is difficult to serve economically with mass transportation.

Their bosses often operate out of their cars, with no permanent address, making it difficult to serve them with legal papers.

It is extremely difficult to serve God, serve your spouse, and appropriately guard your mind and heart while browsing these stores".

Wouldn't that be awfully difficult to serve to the 50-odd nightly diners who consume a tasting menu of some 30 small courses?

Banks expect to take in eighty-five dollars to a hundred and fifteen dollars in annual fees from each account, and this is particularly difficult to do when serving low- and moderate-income people.

"It's difficult to do that and to serve in the Shadow Cabinet, and therefore after talking to Ed Miliband over the past couple of days I've decided to stand down from the shadow cabinet".

Emotionally disturbed teenagers are among the most difficult populations to serve effectively, and many facilities struggle to retain qualified staff members and address residents' behavioral problems.

But it's not always easy: as our army of cleaners, au pairs and personal trainers would testify, a crushing fear of appearing rude surely makes the British the most difficult people to serve in the world.

Rotheram gained a reputation as a difficult officer to serve with, and he rapidly alienated his fellow officers and the sailors who served under him.