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

By instinct Mr Romney is a moderate, but the primaries tugged him sharply right, forcing him to boast that he was "severely conservative" by embracing policies, including deep cuts in social spending, that even the famous flip-flopper will now find it difficult to drop.

With A&E units full, ambulances have found it difficult to drop off patients.

The Welshman admitted he found it difficult to drop players, but praised a "masterclass" by Mata, who played the last half an hour after coming off the bench.

The expectation was that many families would find it difficult to keep their children in school and drop-out rates would be high.

Some have faced drops in up to 50%." Because of our internalised shame, LGBT people often find it difficult to talk about the problems we collectively face.

I find it difficult to explain.

Find it difficult to make a decision?

I would find it difficult to argue.

Did he find it difficult to cope?

I find it difficult to connect.

"I find it difficult to find words.