Sentence examples for find it difficult to expect from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rosenzweig said that Kodak might find it difficult to expect market share to expand further and that it could see it begin to erode.
To put this in context, while industrial companies find it difficult to achieve 25% productivity gains, AMD expects a 2,500% gain in energy productivity for its computer processors by 2020.
"Expect to find it difficult to jump right back into the saddle".
As a higher level teaching assistant (HTLA) in the maths department, she works closely with students who are expected to find it difficult to achieve a C in maths.
Already, the president will find it difficult to provide much assistance this year, since the economy is expected to shrink by 14percentt and oil earnings will plummet.
Archer expects the euro zone to find it difficult to grow by more than 1.0% in 2010, following an estimated contraction of 3.9% in 2009.
Price increases could still weaken, however — and economists generally expect them to do so as buyers increasingly find it difficult to afford a home.
Most women do not expect to be transferred and during pregnancy may find it difficult to take in information about the potential for complications to arise during labour.
We expect it to be very attractive to our core customers who find it difficult to access conventional financial services for many reasons," said Jatania in a statement.
A visitor to IRAN X CUBA who expects to encounter a conversation between the works from these vastly different realms may find it difficult to hear.
