Sentence examples for difficult to live and from inspiring English sources
It is difficult to live and work in.
"It is very difficult to live and work in an area that other people consider a cemetery," she said.
You quote Madelyn Wils, the chairwoman of Community Board 1 in Lower Manhattan, as saying: "It is difficult to live and work in an area that other people consider a cemetery...
And as any 'Breaking Bad' fan knows, it can be difficult to live and breathe as Jesse.
Artists, especially those at the beginning of their careers, find it increasingly difficult to live and work in New York, and securing studio space, through programs such as Smack Mellon's, can provide a boost to their careers.
Rather, society expects certain things of us (like being web proficient and accessible through email) and we would find it difficult to live, work, and sustain personal and professional relationships without these services.
Depression and ADHD are both very difficult to live with, and you owe it to yourself and your kids to work on these issues as best as you can.
"And if they currently come in at the height they do, it will be really very difficult to live with and it will affect a lot of people.
"I imagine at times Brian must have been rather difficult to live with and Barbara was the one he came home to.
A shy adult dog may be difficult to live with and may even snap at you when he is startled or uncomfortable.
In a time of great stress when many find it difficult to live, when disease and killing grounds reign, Diana, Apollo and our Earth bestow upon us a gift of profound silence this Winter solstice.
