Sentence examples similar to coping with it has been difficult from inspiring English sources

But it has been difficult for her small, non-profit organisation to cope with so many maltreated animals.

Since Anne's marriage, coping with Hubert's disdain has been difficult for Alice After dinner Hubert plays the violin and Anne is transported.

"With little support, and few coping skills, the pressure would have been difficult, to say the least," Worsley said.

As difficult as coping with racism may have been, Garrison's retirement from the court in 1997 was devastating.

It's being able to deal with, to cope with, to solve difficult problems". Coleman has been nothing if not a difficult -- er, challenging -- problem.

The flat cash settlement from 2010 has been very difficult for such a highly geared, competitive system to cope with over such an extended period.

"It must have been very difficult for you, coping with this," he said.

It had not, he said; coping with the deaths of soldiers had been considerably more difficult.

Former cricketer Sir Ian Botham has been speaking about his father's dementia and how difficult it was to cope with the deteriorating condition.

BBC News has been speaking to members of the public to see how they are coping with the high cost of fuel in what are already difficult economic times.

"The last two months have been very difficult for my wife, my kids, my grandchildren and my friends to cope with," the United manager said.