Sentence examples for are finding it difficult on from inspiring English sources

"There are a lot of people out there that are finding it difficult on very small incomes to be able to manage their budgets.

Once again, it seems that Russia and the United States are finding it difficult to agree on how to deal with their respective ambitions.

With competition from new bakery companies increasing all the time, cottage bakery businesses are finding it difficult to compete on price.

While House Republican and Democratic leaders are finding it difficult to agree on spending cuts, they are coming together next month for Capitol Hill's first-ever Facebook Hackathon.

But if a lack of precision was forgivable, the lack of all-round incision suggested that the Ospreys are finding it difficult to move on after the retirement of Shane Williams and the departure of Kahn Fotuali'i.

Recent falls in the price of milk have been linked to a price war between supermarkets, which are finding it difficult to hang on to their market share due to growing competition and increased use of price promotions and discounting.

The problem is that Ministers are finding it difficult to reach agreement on what any of this should or would look like.

Japan's life insurers are finding it difficult to make good on policies sold more than a decade ago, when interest rates were much higher.

Cities and regions are finding it difficult to raise money on the financial markets as the anxiety about Ireland's plight deters investors from buying bonds from other would-be borrowers.

And for those who have just entered the profession, seeking to get their assessed and supported year in employment or in the early stages of their career, it means that they are finding it difficult to get the experience they need on the job.

New Englanders, clobbered by four major storms in the past month and bracing for a fifth, are finding it difficult to travel anywhere, including to services on Sundays.