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

Customs, they find it difficult to get a cab to carry them and their luggage.

(Plus, she may find it difficult to get a job without a college degree in the current economy).

Even those who have less than 10 per cent equity left in their property will find it difficult to get a new offer.

Officials and employees of state-owned enterprises can be demoted or dismissed and the second child can find it difficult to get a place in school.

It includes Shakespeare's most fairytale-like play, Cymbeline – renamed Imogen by director Matthew Dunster and given a modern urban setting – which will feature a young diverse cast made up of actors from youth, young offender and disability groups who might otherwise find it difficult to get a start in the profession.

And Daimler could find it difficult to get a reasonable price for the division unless it made a big investment into technology.

After I graduated I found it difficult to get a good job.

Boris will find it difficult to get re-elected".

Later, these young women find it difficult to get back.

I do get rather low and find it difficult to function sometimes.

Professional managers may find it difficult to get on with patriarchs.