Sentence examples for difficult to help from inspiring English sources

It was difficult to help.

The traditional keyword-based matchmaking approach is difficult to help developer to find suitable service.

And then, child welfare workers and police officials say, it becomes extremely difficult to help runaways escape the streets.

Percy explains why some perfectionists are difficult to help: they feel "constructive criticism is an unbearable personal attack".

For this reason, it will prove difficult to help the Jams who suffered under George Osborne's tenure as chancellor".

It is difficult to help people if we don't know what system or software version they are using.

Lyon says young people with learning or mental difficulties are often misunderstood or seen as "too difficult" to help.

And Chris Patten, the European Union's foreign affairs commissioner, has told Washington that Europe would find it difficult to help finance postwar rebuilding without United Nations approval.

Of New York's tens of thousands of homeless people, those who sleep on these cots are among the most difficult to help.

Our wildlife services are like the drug addicts who are the most difficult to help, those in denial that there is a problem to be fixed.

"The worst-case scenario is if a siege lasts for a long time, then it will be very difficult to help.