Sentence examples for difficult starting from inspiring English sources

It was difficult starting my career.

"I mean, it was difficult starting, you know, first coming back after a while because you forget how long you have to concentrate.

A stripper in Los Angeles slept through the Super Bowl — most of the clientele was watching the game — but found the rest of her work week difficult: "Starting every conversation with 'Don't tell me who won the SB!' is hilarious but not the best way to make money in a strip club".

(Some of Coltrane's audiences found his playing difficult starting in the late 1950s; DeCarava encountered resistance from magazine editors and art directors at around the same time, even after he had been included in "The Family of Man," the group exhibition organized by Steichen for the Museum of Modern Art in 1955).

In a conversation earlier this week, Guo said that growing up around entrepreneurship gave her an "understanding of how difficult" starting a company truly is.

With the continuous development of oilfield exploration, it becomes increasingly difficult, starting from the source rock, to find primary oil and gas pools, resulting in a stalemate in petroleum exploration.

If this step proves to be very difficult, start off slowly.

If that's too difficult, start by changing either one of them in your own language.

It's a difficult start for us".

"This season was a difficult start.

"It was a very difficult start.