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

This suggests Congress may find it difficult to pass the Raise Act.

"You could be married 50 years and still find it difficult to pass," Mr. Lundy said of the Stokes process.

"Retailers are going to find it difficult to pass on those costs to consumers and we could see more pressure on margins".

And of course, many value investors find it difficult to pass up Phillip Morris, the cigarette maker, in part because of its 10.1percentt yield.

I find it difficult to pass over the stifado, but Snack does offer other gems among its small selection of main courses.

If the SNP chooses to repeat its decision to abandon the tradition of not voting on English matters, the prime minister, with a majority of just 12, is going to find it difficult to pass anything except the most uncontroversial legislation.

As such, she has found it difficult to pass legislation that would address Brazil's economic crisis.

Jolie committed to acting professionally at the age of 16, but initially found it difficult to pass auditions, often being told that her demeanor was "too dark".

And lately, Congress has found it difficult to pass basic spending bills, much less contentious legislation involving racially-charged social issues.

I find it difficult to fall asleep".

As a Christian clergyman I would find it difficult to use "passed away" or "passed".