Sentence examples for difficult to latch from inspiring English sources
The younger members of the audience might find it difficult to latch on to the meandering storyline, which mimics a child's dream -- or, maybe, an adult's acid trip.
But since it was difficult for Brox to latch for a few days, the bottle feeds gave him quite a bloat... which eventually erupted.
This can make it difficult for baby to latch on if he doesn't open his mouth wide enough.
When the breast is engorged, it may make it difficult for your baby to latch on properly to feed.
If you are hunching or leaning over, it will be painful for you and difficult for the baby to latch.
Avoid hunching or leaning forward when you breastfeed, as this may make it difficult for your baby to latch.
Don't wait for your baby to be ravenous before feeding her, as this can make her agitated, and an agitated baby may be difficult to calm down and get to latch on to your nipple.
To make matters worse, my son had acid reflux, so getting him to latch on was beyond difficult.
It's easy to latch onto a negative story in difficult times like these.
Apart from making strategic improvements, the Eagles have begun to latch onto one of sport's hoariest mantra's: It is difficult to beat a team three times in one season.
