Sentence examples for coming difficult to from inspiring English sources

Charities said they had to help families that might have qualified for FEMA's mortgage and rent assistance because the aid was slow in coming, difficult to get and, most important, available only when families faced eviction or foreclosure.

Although he has a master's degree in music composition, he says, "Plant names still come difficult to me".

Given so many other group to group comparisons, it be-comes difficult to rule out chance for any other individual comparison.

In some cases, however, the edge from which you came may difficult to reach or may have fragmented.

Although the questions kept coming, answers were difficult to find.

"Burnley didn't come here to play any fluid football, they came to be difficult to beat.

Former Ireland midfielder Matt Holland: "Ireland's success in qualifying has come from being difficult to beat.

But when it comes to difficult and hard decisions, that's when the problems start.

Hard data, though, is difficult to come by — hence the county's coming review.

When you get to five members, it is more difficult to come to a consensus".

Owing to the amount of underpowered and poorly designed studies, it is difficult to come to any conclusions regarding effectiveness.