Sentence examples for difficult to settle and from inspiring English sources
It is so difficult to settle and live in these areas.
John Philpott, the director of JobsEconomist.com, said: "There will be some migrants who think twice about coming to the UK because it could be more difficult to settle and they might feel they are more vulnerable to abuse".
Lots of kids up to 10% according to the National Sleep Study are awakened regularly and distracted in the middle of the night by texts and Facebook updates on cellphones, making it difficult to settle down and fall asleep.
When he was sent to a private, all-boys' secondary school in Wimbledon, he found it difficult to settle in and was badly bullied.
We have moved around the country every six months to go where our training jobs send us, with no say in where we go, so it's difficult to settle anywhere and hard to buy a house.
Because of muscle tension in her back, neck, and calves, she found it difficult to settle down at night, and she experienced more myoclonic jerks as she was trying to get to sleep.
Given a Staging System of species A with age/somite ordered specimens 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5: When finding a new embryo which is developmentally difficult to settle between specimen 2 and 3 with more similarities to specimen 2, the new specimen is to be named as "specimen 2>3".
The limited amount of postcardiotomy ECMO performed in cardiac surgery institutions makes a single-center randomized trial impossible; multicenter trials are possible, but the emergency conditions that are specific for a postcardiotomy ECMO implantation make it difficult to settle a randomization process and to collect an informed consent from the relatives of the patient.
It is difficult to settle on a single definition and formalism of trust.
The home side were clearly rattled and found it difficult to settle into the game, but when Wigan were penalised for a grapple tackle on Gareth Carvell, Danny Tickle opened their account with a well struck penalty.
