Sentence examples for difficult to exist from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to exist as genderqueer when the only Muslim spaces that exist are gender segregated.

In this region, the population is less than 0.2% of Egypt total population; while its area is more than 20% of Egypt's area, which makes investments difficult to exist.

"It's really difficult to exist in this time and not be persuaded and influenced by the imagery we see on social media.

Thus, the remote and rural context may have exacerbated the sense of liminality for some volunteers, in the same way that it does for rural health care professionals [ 46, 47], in that it can be difficult to exist both as a 'practitioner' and as a community member when providing a service that includes confidentiality [ 48, 44].

Even with this political and cultural shift, Alaska, like many locations in the United States, can be a difficult place to exist for Muslim-Americans.

But now that the array of related films have arrived, it's been difficult for them to exist on their own terms.

Revolutions in the region have a habit of going horribly wrong, and this may well have something to do with the fact that Islam and democracy appear to find it difficult to co-exist for long.

If Barack Obama's cast of mind is to see problems from every angle and conclude that it is all rather difficult, Senator Cruz seems to exist in a world where there are no painful trade-offs to be made.

Chicago works unabashedly to make it difficult for food trucks to exist within city limits.

Brown faces the further difficult predicament of having to exist in the same moment as Barack Obama.

"Writing is a fragile, difficult, strange pursuit that has to exist outside all other normal life expectations.