Sentence examples for find difficult to share from inspiring English sources
We're living in a public world of private troubles which we find difficult to share … we can take comfort in wildlife and landscape".
Nor does it mean that any of us is incapable of trying to understand who gave their lives for things that we, 100 years after the outbreak of the first world war, find difficult to share, namely duty to king, country and – what was the old lie Gove invokes?
He admitted players find it difficult to share his optimism.
The participating GPs' strategies helped them to assess the wellbeing of the preschool child but they often find it difficult to share their impressions with parents.
I do not find it difficult to share every problem I have with her; she either helps me or takes me to the health center".
Many found it difficult to share their experiences as vulnerable girls.
She added: "Many found it difficult to share their experiences as vulnerable girls".
The GPs often found it difficult to share their impressions with parents.
But subsequently the GPs often found it difficult to share their impressions with parents.
Could the lack of a theoretical framework to support this assessment be part of the reason why GPs find it so difficult to share their impressions with parents?
The Centre of Excellence for Information Sharing has been established to understand why departments find it quite so difficult to share data and insights with each another, and to help Whitehall share with local centres too.
