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

Richard Barber, a trustee at HFT, reminded delegates that more should be done to attract young people to boards: "Young trustees find it difficult to step up to the plate, but employees see it as a benefit".

He could go but he found it difficult to step on the accelerator.

They find it difficult to stay positive and optimistic because it is impossible to see where the next step will lead.

Many foreigners find it difficult to keep in step with spirits offered straight or continually replenished shots.

On AD's side, its 76-year-old candidate, Luis Alfaro Ucero, boss of the party, might find it difficult to swallow his pride and step aside.While his opponents ponder, Colonel Chavez and his backers are taking no chances, redoubling his security after assassination rumours and the like.

But, she said, he would find it difficult to take the first steps toward reconciliation.

Fault finders may be able to stutter an occasional "I'm sorry" to their marriage partner, but they find it difficult to take the next essential step and actually yield their rights to another by asking forgiveness for their actions.

The difficulty there is that the companies have already taken the cheap and easy steps and may find it difficult to hit the required target.

It took all the obvious steps to ensure that Morsi supporters would find it difficult to use the trial as a trigger for renewed demonstrations.

I would find it difficult to argue.

Did he find it difficult to cope?