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

I find it difficult to find a pattern.

The Conservatives will find it difficult to find a candidate strong enough to keep it.The national political implications of Mr Johnson's return are more mixed, and mostly affect the Conservatives.

This is probably because most doctors find it difficult to find a balance between professional detachment — which, as Clarke explains, can so easily become callousness — and kindness and compassion.

"I think Demba will find it difficult to find a better home," said Newcastle's manager, who is hopeful that a combination of the chronic knee condition which means Ba will not pass a standard medical and his £80,000 a week wage demands will deter clubs from activating the £7m release clause in his contract.

When Kyle Orton makes a mistake I find it difficult to find a silver lining.

Michael Hubbard from MusicOMH commented that "you'd struggle to find a better show than Drowned World and you'd find it difficult to find a mainstream artist who can command near-universal respect for anything like as long as this fine lady.

"I find it difficult to find words.

She found it difficult to find work.

Find it difficult to make a decision?

I would find it difficult to argue.

I find it difficult to explain.