Sentence examples for difficult to gain the from inspiring English sources

Karwacki says the immigration debate makes it more difficult to gain the trust of Polish and Romanian rough sleepers, and get them home.

Unless individuals go out of their way to actively search for the product, the company have found it difficult to gain the attention that its founders feel they deserve.

In the unlikely event that Cruz wins the nomination, he will find it difficult to gain the loyalty of other elected officials and Party leaders, and he will make a poor opponent for Hillary Clinton.

Democratic ads attacking Mr. Romney's refusal to release more tax returns and accusing him of presiding over the outsourcing of jobs while at Bain Capital have made it more difficult to gain the trust of voters here, his advisers said.

"It's going to be much more difficult to gain the kind of support that the industry thinks it needs at a time when it is trying to remake itself," he said.

"It will be difficult to gain the trust and confidence of those calling for reform and opposition groups but I don't think it's too late," Mr. Abu Rumman said.

"To get published or advance your career requires consensus support, which is difficult to gain amidst the increasing division within the discipline".

First, it is difficult to gain all the information necessary to plan for the recycling evaluation, as most design information is owned and kept by suppliers.

"Without the share holding, it makes it extremely difficult to gain parity with the other teams in the Premiership and for our long term future we must retain the ability to buy back the P shares," said Leeds chief executive Gary Hetherington.

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It will be difficult to gain support from the Hong Kongers, if the students are only doing it emotionally and creating bigger-scale confrontations," warns the Hong Kong Economic Times.