Sentence examples for difficult for him to do from inspiring English sources

His foot has made it difficult for him to do conditioning with his teammates.

"But with the knee injury he had, it's very difficult for him to do that now.

He said it would have been difficult for him to do both shows.

As the CRE and others have suggested, this incident makes it very difficult for him to do just that.

Kram's son, Mark Jr., a sportswriter at The Philadelphia Daily News, said: "It was very difficult for him to do this book.

"He needed people for the little things that were difficult for him to do," Mr. van Dalen said in a recent interview: repairs, wiring and making calls to maintenance people and framers.

"And it was a very difficult thing for him to do and he stood up and did the right thing for his country and his party and I just think that's incredibly heroic.

Though he was not indicted, the publicity made it difficult for him to continue to do business in Canada, so he moved the company to the emerging Silicon Valley area of California in the late 1960s.

"But it's increasingly difficult for them to do that".

Yet we're making it difficult for them to do so.

"It's sometimes very difficult for them to do this work".