Sentence examples for find it difficult that from inspiring English sources

"I find it difficult that for me to farm I have to rape the countryside.

For all of this, I still find it difficult that my son is not circumcised.

"I do find it difficult that the model often doesn't get any credit for her participation," she once said.

"They think they can win, and they will find it difficult that independence could win a majority but doesn't win because 'devo max' is even more popular".

So I find it difficult to form an opinion on someone that I don't know, and I find it difficult that he has formed an opinion on myself and my sister, seeing he doesn't know us".

Sale chief executive Steve Diamond said: "I find it difficult that at 10 of Gloucester's scrums, we give 10 penalties away which sounds pretty ridiculous and the interpretation of that is difficult.

I found it difficult that we didn't have any control over the specific timings of the agreement.

However, the obstetricians found it difficult that there was no documentation leading up to that.

A number of clinicians also found it difficult that service managers whom they worked with did not seem to be interested in service development.

"I find it difficult to see that doctors would withhold alternative treatment that would improve survival".

I find it difficult to accept that patients are dying from the germs their physicians and nurses give them.