Sentence examples for difficult to get things from inspiring English sources

It's been difficult to get things off the ground.

"We're in a political season now, and it's always difficult to get things done," he said.

On the other, as checks and balances limit the power of individual elected officials, they make it more difficult to get things done when change is needed most.

Several prominent Xooglers, as former employees of the company are known, have complained that it has become difficult to get things done at the firm.

In addition, Ethiopia's often rugged terrain and sometimes limited transport links and infrastructure can make it difficult to get things done.

What software is there to help dyslexic students or those who just find it difficult to get things down on paper?

Worried because I know how difficult it is to get things through the Congress".

Among the clips selected is Mr. Buffett commenting on Washington, and how difficult it is to get things done.

"Organisations become bogged down in meetings, and it becomes difficult for people to get things done," Hartman said.

Over all, the officials seemed to get things right on some difficult decisions.

"When we first came, it was a lot more difficult to get Christmassy things," says Marks. "These days it is easier; we have friends that send us stuff, or bring it out for us, and there are more and more Christmas markets where there is often a British stall selling the essentials such as mince pies and crackers".