Sentence examples for are difficult to help from inspiring English sources

Percy explains why some perfectionists are difficult to help: they feel "constructive criticism is an unbearable personal attack".

Such an analysis should incorporate younger siblings who evidently are difficult to help.

For example, a number of studies have shown that some GPs believe that there are certain types of people who get CFS/ME, including those who have hypochondriasis, [ 36] are unmotivated, [ 30] pessimistic or are difficult to help [ 19, 22, 29, 35].

It was difficult to help.

I am not very familiar with 11+ exams and being an immigrant it is difficult to help him improve his English and verbal reasoning skills.

Many of the 1,500 or so callers to the Hope Now phone line each day are so far behind on their payments that it would be difficult to help them regain solvency.

The demands on us often don't make it easy to be good role models when it comes to wellbeing, and it can be difficult to help students look after their wellbeing if we can't take care of our own".

"When they stay too long, there can be problems either because they're not doing such a good job anymore and maybe they've got this great following, so it's difficult to help them move on to something else," he said Saturday in a phone interview.

The traditional keyword-based matchmaking approach is difficult to help developer to find suitable service.

But for venture-funded startups indebted to investors and their backing, it might be difficult to help out financially.

We invested our first fund across Europe, but it's difficult to help startups across many different time zones.