Sentence examples for difficult to bring up from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to bring up, difficult to broach.

"We find it really difficult to bring up our children with the values they're learning".

"Even if a parent recognizes unusual behavior, they may find it too difficult to bring up.

"The houses built following the demolitions were thermally inefficient and difficult to bring up to modern standards.

A: I don't want to go into the details because a lot of things are very difficult to bring up.

Writing children's books is like Iliopoulos initiating a "dialogue" with children on issues that the Greek society finds difficult to bring up.

It is difficult enough to bring up children to well-balanced adulthood without that.

Zimbabwe, female, 1986 "Contraceptive access for us young people seems to be a difficult topic to bring up.

In a country situated in a turbulent region, a country where politics remains heavy and divisive, one of the most difficult subjects to bring up is sexuality.

It is difficult trying to bring up a baby on my own, they are expensive and it limits the things I can do in my life.

With this kind of leader, his or her unwillingness to be confronted makes it very difficult even to bring up the issue - that will also feel dangerous and taboo!