Sentence examples similar to difficult in asking from inspiring English sources

But they matter and it is vital that the British media - both print and broadcast - continues to lead the world in asking the difficult questions and shining a light on the conduct of senior officials.

Communicating with neurotypicals is difficult, and there is no shame whatsoever in asking for advice.

Most importantly, this question has been difficult to ask in the past with only one of three trials asking the same type of question successfully completing accrual in rectal cancer.

Mr. Pataki, who may need help from the national Republican party next year, is in the difficult position of asking a president and Congressional leadership of his own party for much more than they want to give.

In these difficult times asking family and friends to pledge their home to the bank for your business is going to be challenging.

For this participant, low staffing levels were compounded by a culture that made it difficult to ask for modifications in the form of postural changes.

It can be very difficult to ask someone to step in and help, so make yourself be seen, and not necessarily heard.

Patients are often ashamed to admit to smoking and find it difficult to ask the GP for help in quitting.

It may be more difficult to ask friends not to smoke around in friends' homes than to ask them not to smoke in one's own home.

It is difficult to ask the weight of fuelwood and dug consumed, but, in the interviews it was asked to mention the number of bundles of wood and basket of dung consumed per a week.

It was difficult to ask about possible side effects, since the physician was always in a hurry when giving information.