Sentence examples for difficult to interest from inspiring English sources

It had made it extremely difficult to interest Americans [in Rwanda], though they ultimately did accept their responsibilities in the Balkans.

For example, Ms. Tushnet finds it difficult to interest fellow Catholics in their church's theology of friendship, as articulated in books like St. Aelred's "On Spiritual Friendship".

But I don't think many Britons followed the Hutton inquiry, let alone Americans.' Paradoxically, though, given that so many Americans claim either Scottish or Irish descent, it's difficult to interest Newsweek US in stories such as Northern Ireland or the politics of devolution.

There are also interesting differences between the situations of the two leading emitters: Because China is much poorer and has much lower per capita emissions, it is especially difficult to interest China in taking aggressive steps to reduce its emissions.

Niemann-Pick is one of the family of rare diseases familiarly known as orphan diseases, because they are so rare that it can be difficult to interest people in them.

Cragun said it will be difficult to interest students in a degree in secular studies.

Lower interest rates make it difficult to earn interest income to supplement retirement without significant risk.

The federation has found it difficult to raise interest among sponsors because of the absence of Mr. Kramnik and Mr. Kasparov.

Despite average fuel savings of 2-3 tonnes a day, it has found it difficult to attract interest from ship companies.

He says it is difficult to generate interest beyond those opposed to building on sites such as the one his campaign opposes at Pennbury, near Leicester.

The Swedish FA representative Karl-Erik Nilsson told Aftonbladet that "it has been established that it is difficult to get interest around friendlies".