Sentence examples for difficult to start with from inspiring English sources
"It was rather difficult to start with," he says.
"It's difficult to start with a blank page.
"We knew it was difficult to start with, and we knew we would subsidize it for a while.
If I want water, I say: 'Excuse me, could I have a cup of water?' If I'm thinking about going out, I say to my brothers: 'What is your opinion to make a trip to the park?' "They say: 'Yes, we are happy with that.'" He found the Yorkshire accent difficult to start with: "Everyone in Bradford speaks in their own special accent.
It is very difficult to start with nothing and be successful in the space.
It was very difficult to start with and I think the disruption was evident in our results," he said.
Again let the scope evolve; it can be difficult to start blogging with a mission statement, but it is useful to start out by thinking what you would like to achieve with your blog.
"It's been a long, hard season but I just want to congratulate the players, all the medical staff and also the fans because they've been amazing throughout the season". Swansea boss Garry Monk: "We found it difficult to start off with against a very good side.
Working with the calibre of horses here kind of spoils you and it would be so difficult to start from scratch with average horses, I don't think I'd be able to hack that".
In general, yes, it is difficult to start a business with a large student debt.
It's much more difficult to start a cold car with a mostly-empty tank, so do yourself a favor and gas up often in the winter before letting the car sit.
