Sentence examples for find it difficult to balance from inspiring English sources

"I sometimes find it difficult to balance PAL with my own workload.

You're a writer and an illustrator – do you ever find it difficult to balance the world of words and the world of images?

QUESTION FROM TORONTO: Having lost your mother to cancer, a truly angry disease, do you find it difficult to balance expressing yourself, the pain, without compromising her image?

Outpaced by events, Western leaders seem to find it difficult to balance or even define their regional interests, notionally committed to democracy yet leery of democratic Islam and hostile toward Muslim militancy.

Cambridgeshire's elective home education manager, Martin Smith, believes local authorities find it difficult to balance the need to respect the rights of home-educating parents while carrying out their legal duty to identify children who may be missing from education.

Expedia Corporate Travel has released the results of a survey of 1,100 business travellers, and reports that 66% do not find it difficult to balance work responsibilities with personal obligations.

Mr. Bush has long said that the United States and China have a "complex relationship," and as president he has found it difficult to balance.

He had always felt ambivalent about the demands of stardom, and found it difficult to balance his celebrity status with his private life.

But other less fashionable hotels have found it difficult to balance a thumping nightlife scene downstairs with the demands of guests upstairs who want a good night's sleep.

I didn't always understand how writing and rowing could enrich each other and found it difficult to balance both my passions.

The constraints of running a private business significantly influenced participants' decisions about IC, and some found it difficult to balance their de facto public health and biosecurity roles while running a private business and complying with their WHS responsibilities.