Sentence examples for difficult to marry with from inspiring English sources

There is none of the clichéd mock-farmhouse or overused Shaker style that has made wood kitchens difficult to marry with contemporary homes, and developers in town locations are going against the grain and using more wood.

It is difficult to marry off a girl with TB.

Has he found it difficult to marry his commitment to the public good with large private commissions?

That needs to be addressed as you will pay for it one way or another". Has he found it difficult to marry his commitment to the public good with large private commissions?

"People say now it will be very difficult to marry my daughter again," Mr. Sharma said.

In these last two groups of countries, it will be more difficult to marry a first-generation partner.

Girls who are abused find it more difficult to marry, as they are considered 'damaged goods'.

We do this both in terms of the choice of whether to marry with a religious rite and the tradition of not getting married during the Lenten period.

People with vitiligo often find it difficult to get married — even their cousins and siblings are seen as tainted — and arthritics are unable to do the manual labor that dominates the rural economy.

Female grade 10 Children with such condition (diabetes) find it difficult to get married and cannot have children.

"It's not difficult to get married.