Sentence examples for difficult for everyone to from inspiring English sources

It's incredibly difficult for everyone to deal with, all the good people associated with this club.

Although the productivity issue is difficult for everyone to overcome without new publications, gaining expertise in a new field is not.

"We had to beat them in order to be level with them on the same number of points and we couldn't get the win and it was very difficult for everyone to get out of the stadium".

Dr Sarah Main, who is the director of the Campaign for Science and Engineering, told BBC News that the hitherto "lumpy" nature of capital funding had made it difficult for everyone to plan ahead.

She added: "Whilst it's very difficult for everyone to be on the ball 100% of the time, we are talking about very vulnerable women and children who do need that level of vigilance".

But unlike in past generations, it's difficult for everyone to see that there are still structures that promote racism.

He argues that old — and bad — digital systems tend to get locked in place because it's too difficult and expensive for everyone to switch to a new one.

Bone Gap is a fantasy novel that is difficult to describe beyond incoherent shouts for everyone to immediately read it.

In this context, the land is rugged, which coupled with infrequent rain and drought, made subsistence farming difficult for everyone – contributing to poverty and undermining local responses to HIV.

The real problem is if the Googles of the world continue to erode trust and make it difficult for everyone else to use technology on a level playing field.

It's difficult for everyone who wants to make films in Britain, she says, but she has noticed that, for her and other female directors, it seems to be even harder.