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

There are many reasons people find it difficult to leave.

Once employed as domestic workers in Kuwait, women find it difficult to leave if they suffer abuse.

The perpetrators have health problems and need care themselves, so the women find it difficult to leave".

This can be difficult for some people with poor mental health who find it difficult to leave the house, use public transport and be around other people.

He could yet sign a new deal and if Guardiola were to lead Bayern to their sixth European Cup triumph, the 44-year-old might find it difficult to leave.

While most intellectuals in the party had become communists as part of the struggle against fascism in the 1930s, and so, once the struggle had been won, did not find it difficult to leave, Hobsbawm's commitment went much deeper.

While she found it difficult to leave Turkey, Aktas enrolled at Princeton University and majored in mechanical engineering.

But up to a quarter reported that they found it difficult to leave the industry, and one in four did not feel safe in their work.

Mr. Chaudhary, who departed several months ago, found it difficult to leave because "there was always something really really amazing around the corner," he said.

Caballé found it difficult to leave her public, and continued to present new concert material, with varying degrees of success, into the new century.

The Star-Tribune reported that Boogaard said in March that he found it difficult to leave his New York apartment and had to wear sunglasses outdoors because he was bothered by the sunlight.