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

Without the Russians, the United States may find it difficult to continue its programs to protect nuclear materials in Russia or to press Russia to crack down on the export of missile and nuclear technology.

The suspended sentences will also mean that the activists will find it difficult to continue their work, Mr. Pang said by telephone from Shenzhen.

Equity say choristers are paid £32,900 and would find it difficult to continue living in London if they lost so much of their salary.

These cuts would have "very serious economic implications", she said, as people were unable to get jobs without access to transport, and could find it difficult to continue schooling or even visit local shops.

Emperor Akihito, 83, triggered a debate last year about the rigours of old age when he signalled his desire to abdicate, thinking he would find it difficult to continue to perform official duties.

While I appreciate that I am out of step with the Guardian position on the EU and accept that you will promote the remain campaign, the number of anti-Brexit articles has reached such overwhelming proportions that I find it difficult to continue to read the paper.

The Official History noted, "as the weeks passed the unit found it difficult to continue training because all its vehicles, equipment and plant were either in boxes or in a state ready for transhipment".

As a company grows and becomes successful, management often finds it difficult to continue to do innovative or entrepreneurial things.

He may also have found it difficult to continue to respect the cardinal principle of classical art unity.

HSBC severed ties with Islamic Relief in 2014, saying it found it difficult to continue their relationship because of the nature of their work, Madden said.

The participants found it difficult to continue to participate in their work community once they were in the palliative phase of their cancer.