Sentence examples for difficult to gain a from inspiring English sources

As with many sectors it is very difficult to gain a position without experience.

The creative industries, including art, writing, music and fashion, are notoriously difficult to gain a foothold in.

Walking around the gym, with a blanket over my head so I could see the screen, it was difficult to gain a steady point of focus.

Although it is difficult to gain a lot of ground quickly, Elliott's red No. 9 Dodge has suddenly become a force.

To oversee its confusing mass of infrastructure, Yarra Valley relied on a collection of different, aging computer systems that made it difficult to gain a comprehensive view of its operations.

Trees find it difficult to gain a foothold in a community of shrubs, and on roadsides most shrubs, and all ferns and wild flowers, are low enough to present no hazard to drivers and no obstruction to wires.

Inevitably one must not read too much into testing – it is notoriously difficult to gain an absolute sense of where the teams are until qualifying begins in Melbourne in nine days time.

It is not difficult to gain an intuitive understanding of the basis for this unpredictability.

However, this provides a rather subjective perspective and it is difficult to gain an overall and continuous picture of innovation.

This unceasing stream of information makes it difficult to gain an overview of the items relevant to some particular purpose, such as basic data about individuals, organizations and consumer products, or the particulars of accidents, earthquakes, crimes, company take-overs, product maintenance and repair activities, medical research results, and so on.

It is difficult to gain an accurate picture of incidence and prevalence of self-harm.