Sentence examples for be difficult to focus from inspiring English sources

The right-hander thought it would be difficult to focus with the distractions, "but it was actually pretty easy," he said.

Too large may be a distraction, too small may be difficult to focus on.

If you are too tired at night, it will be difficult to focus on the material and you may wish to try reading in the morning instead.

As a non-native speaker, it can be difficult to focus on anything other than vocabulary and grammar, but note that the non-verbal aspect of your apology is generally used to indicate your sincerity.

He said it was difficult to focus on performing after Mr. Bailey fell.

It was difficult to focus on my coursework during the beginning of my second term.

"It's difficult to focus on fundamentals when volatility and correlation are dictating the range".

After his round Friday, Harrington admitted that it was difficult to focus on the tournament.

If you haven't got a stable roof over your head, it's difficult to focus on much else.

When she admits it is difficult to focus or find time to write new material on the road, she immediately chastises herself for making excuses.

It was difficult to focus on the actual dancing when Mr. Simkin was in the background haggling with a customer or keeping the ladies in order.