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

Little wonder the Armenians find it difficult to move towards closure on this issue.

People may find it difficult to move and may feel numb, and can experience more vivid hallucinations.

There are fewer opportunities in journalism than there once were, but the best writers, reporters, and senior editors will not find it difficult to move elsewhere.

But Democrats are not the only ones who find it difficult to move on from the symbolic attachment of those first days.

Small business banking customers – who often find it difficult to move their accounts because of overdrafts and loans – may also be offered a switching and comparison services.

In particular, the combination of passive linkage mechanisms and small wheels is a main research trend because standard wheeled mobile mechanisms find it difficult to move on rough terrain.

Thereafter, she found it difficult to move in open spaces, through doorways, or across bridges.

He has never found it difficult to move into the center, where-ever the center happens to be.

As expected, the Giants found it difficult to move against the Ravens, who had set an N.F.L. record for fewest points allowed this season.

Although getting a job is the main way of avoiding the benefit cap, the project found that some parents affected by the cap found it difficult to move into work because of lack of affordable childcare.

But by the early 1970s, when rock steady was transmogrifying into roots reggae, Buster's influence and interest began to wane – partly because as a Muslim he found it difficult to move along with the Rasta-influenced tide.