Sentence examples for difficult to fall from inspiring English sources

I found it very difficult to fall asleep and to stay asleep.

At night, people with restless legs syndrome often find that their leg symptoms make it difficult to fall asleep.

To move off, the rider leans forward, and the gyroscopes make it extremely difficult to fall off.

"It is difficult to fall in love with the single market," the former European commission president Jacques Delors once said.

"When you are in the lighter stages, it's easier to be aroused, which then can make it difficult to fall back to sleep," says Dr. Epstein.

Even when you remember when to turn in, it's difficult to fall asleep without closing all the curtains and putting on an eye mask.

Sometimes children being treated for an attention disorder may be taking a medication like Ritalin, which makes it more difficult to fall asleep.

"It's not inaccurate to say that it may be more difficult to fall in love every night with someone you know intimately than with someone you don't," Mr. Mendes said.

It is not difficult to fell threatened by those who look or seem different.

While other cities come and go, Berlin has been at the vanguard of Europe's contemporary art scene for so long now it is difficult not to fall back on old cliches when describing it.

The terrains at Lake Louise and Norquay are some of the most unique in the Rockies, and it's difficult not to fall in love with the outdoors while inhaling that crisp mountain air.