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

One would find it difficult to support any war or military action at all.

But her father was deeply opposed to her becoming an artist, fearing she would find it difficult to support herself.

Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., said Friday that many Republicans would find it difficult to support a fiscal-cliff package that let the cuts take effect.

Certainly there are those who believe that many women will find it difficult to support a politician who has been depicted as exemplifying predatory impunity.

Tony Blair would find it difficult to support and participate in a war against Iraq whose majority in the House of Commons was provided by the Conservatives".

"Refuges find it difficult to support these women and that can lead to them becoming even more vulnerable," says Narinder Sidhu, a specialist support worker.

Conflict arises when her distraught mother finds it difficult to support her choices.

A number of Republicans viewed the case as a family issue -- a son kept from his father -- and found it difficult to support any measure that suggested that the two should not be reunited.

While studying Media and Cultural Studies at London College of Communication, she found it difficult to support herself.

Men with wives and dependents found it difficult to support their families.

Tony thought that the partners of these women felt threatened by their growing strength and found it difficult to support them in their commitment.