Sentence examples for difficult to form from inspiring English sources

It makes it difficult to form coalitions.

Without the socialists, it was extremely difficult to form a stable government – even by Italian standards.

Without a panoramic perspective, it's difficult to form a sense of common purpose.

Representing a material difficult to form, austenitic stainless steel was used as a counter-material.

However, they are also extremely difficult to form and have poor chemical durability.

I was bullied at school and found it difficult to form relationships because I wasn't very articulate.

He alludes, too, to the fact that as a younger man he sometimes felt it difficult to form attachments.

Too little gas means that collisions are less likely, so a plasma is more difficult to form.

For instance, an auditor would have to explain where it found it difficult to form judgments about a company's books.

But, as usual, it's difficult to form a consistent picture of just how good business really is.

General Abubakar is clearly finding it difficult to form an interim government that represents the whole country.