Sentence examples for difficult to take an from inspiring English sources

We all look at ourselves in the mirror every day, and when we are working toward a goal, it can difficult to take an objective stance every morning.

Another reason may be caused by the fact that it is more difficult to take an accurate body measurement in premature babies than with full-term babies.

"It's difficult to take a timeout for two years.

Yet it is difficult to take a review seriously that starts off with such a thesis.

It's difficult to take a holiday in the summer months when we are at our busiest".

"It is extremely difficult to take a long-term view on the currency," said Mr. Balakrishnan of the Infosys.

The rear 12-megapixel camera is fast, great in low-light and makes it difficult to take a poor photo.

Having deferred for two years to act full-time, she is finding it difficult to take a break from her rapidly snowballing career to return to academe.

"It's very difficult to take a dog for a walk here because of the attacks from street dogs," said Dr. Radhey S. Sharma, president of the Indian Veterinary Association.

It would not be too difficult to take a superb piece of writing and still be able to identify opportunities that were missed.

But it may be more difficult to take a hard line with Brazil, which has become an influential player in global trade talks in recent years.