Sentence examples for but finding it difficult from inspiring English sources

Beijing Blue was installing systems for China's telecoms but finding it difficult to grow as a mere reseller of IT hardware.

But, finding it difficult to keep a secret from the woman he still loves, he decides to tell her all.

Now the United States is trying to help Iraq recover from decades of Baath Party dictatorship, but finding it difficult to stop the war so recovery can begin.

Horyn reveals how Scott worked hard, starting her business from scratch, but finding it difficult, and stressful to not do everything herself as her business grew.

White replied that he had started writing a children's book, but was finding it difficult.

Washington and Tehran are horrified by this new development but are finding it difficult to cooperate to stop it.

"There's a huge number of US organisations that are trying to target different pockets of Asia but are finding it difficult".

She had been trying to reduce the dosage of methadone, a heroin substitute, but was finding it difficult, the inquest heard.

The council has supported the idea of using a local freight line to provide a rail shuttle at a cost of £40m, but is finding it difficult to raise the money.

"In our academy trust, the leadership there is really keen to try to help develop these things in the school, but are finding it difficult timewise and because of resources.

The opposition coalition, headed by former Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, made huge gains in 2008 elections but is finding it difficult to bridge divisions between Malays in the Islamic Party (PAS), ethnically self-conscious Chinese and Indians in the left-leaning Democratic Action Party, and disgruntled moderate Malays and liberals of all races in Anwar's Keadilan party.