Sentence examples for been difficult to meet from inspiring English sources

Ms. Stevenson explained why she was a customer: "I'm single and moved here from Scotland two years ago, and it's been difficult to meet people because everyone in New York just kind of goes about their business.

But it's been difficult to meet each other for dinner or something like that because we are both busy with families, so it will be good to meet up at the game".

Gilad Azaria, an agent with Prudential Douglas Elliman who will be the sales director for the Lotta when it reopens in the fall, said the owners had decided to turn the building back into a condominium "because the market looks good right now" and it would have been difficult to meet building requirements to keep it a hostel.

AO, which floated a year ago, said it had been "difficult" to meet expected sales growth in the current quarter.

"To be clear, this is not an indictment on these countries because for some it has been difficult to meet set requirements by Fifa due to challenges at home.

These requirements however have been difficult to meet as human muscle fibers can not be maintained in culture long enough for AO tests and no dystrophic animal models containing human dystrophin gene with specific DMD mutations exist.

Organizing a team meeting was a bottleneck '… because it's difficult to meet during working hours and people aren't so willing to meet after work'.

That deadline may be difficult to meet.

These goals will be difficult to meet.

But that standard is difficult to meet.

"Even our current expenditures will be difficult to meet".