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

Asked about her own position, Ms Greening said she would find it "difficult" to remain in government if it reversed its position on the issue, while insisting this was a "hypothetical" situation.

Do you find it difficult to remain impartial during games?

Then she decided to act to help other young adults who find it difficult to remain here.

If the past is any guide, Republicans will find it difficult to remain within the limits set out in their latest budget outline.

While ECs tend to wake up early in the morning and find it difficult to remain awake beyond their usual bedtime, LCs go to bed late and have difficulties getting up.

Romano Prodi, incoming president of the European Commission, recently drew attention to this when he suggested that Italy could find it difficult to remain within the euro system if costs kept rising faster than in the rest of Europe.

But like most children that age, they found it difficult to remain fully engaged in their lessons as the school day wore on.

But he had found it difficult to remain idle, and had 11 original reports on "60 Minutes" last season, including interviews that had ranged, in typical Wallace fashion, from talking international politics with Mr. Putin to talking steroids with Jose Canseco.

The directionless Will finds it difficult to remain detached from the bereaved, especially the widowed, enigmatic Olivia (Samantha Morton).

Some women found it difficult to remain for a longer time to complete the intervention after their medical visit.

During a subsequent conversation with the youth, he did not seem to understand what he was being accused of and even appeared sad, thus I found it difficult to remain firm.