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

I find it difficult to fall asleep".

"I find it difficult to fall asleep without him".

Try to maintain your bed a a place for sleeping only or you might find it difficult to fall asleep there.[21].[21]

A small amount of caffeine in the morning can give you a burst of energy, but when caffeine is consumed at night you will find it difficult to fall asleep, making you more tired in the morning.

They found it difficult to fall forward sufficiently to exert a significant force on the elevator control, and the other pilot had no difficulty keeping the aircraft in a climbing attitude.

This population also found it difficult to fall asleep on nights when they were on watch.

Although some might find it difficult to believe that a man could willingly fall on a knife, Dr. Wecht, a former Pittsburgh coroner who said he has witnessed or performed 17,000 autopsies, said he had seen stranger things.

For example, a mother of a large family may find it difficult to cope with preparing for a festival, if she falls ill at the same time".

The channel's Washington correspondent says Mr Obama will find it "difficult" to achieve the goals he set out, and has a falling approval rating.

Suzanne Burden as La Presidente seems to find it difficult to suggest rigid marital virtue under seige, or to make her fall from grace sufficiently horrifying.

I would find it difficult to argue.