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

This finding suggests that both David Cameron and Gordon Brown will find it difficult to win support from their new backbenchers for any deal with Nick Clegg that involves electoral reform.

Both white and minority students find it difficult to win private scholarships because there are relatively few scholarships.

If Trump scraps KORUS, he will find it difficult to win South Korean cooperation against North Korea.

When told of McDowell's position 10 shots off the pace and eight shots behind him, Kaymer said: "He will find it difficult to win from there".

Still, in interview after interview, those citizens bitterly complain that they find it difficult to win jobs from ethnic groups beyond their own.

The Greens will find it difficult to win the seat but they've been encouraged to dedicate solid resources to it after winning the seat of Ballina at the 2015 NSW election and coming a close second in neighbouring Lismore.

Successive regimes found it difficult to win general acceptance from the diverse political constituencies.

But Mr. Armstrong has found it difficult to win over investors, who pushed the stock down 5 percent on Wednesday, to $22.64.

Michel craved his approval, but found it difficult to win – Yves disliked Michel's decision to study social sciences rather than the hard sciences.

The 44-year-old star also told The Beast that black and ethnic-minority actors often found it difficult to win high-profile parts on the big screen.

Whenever Israel has found itself in conflicts without borders -- south Lebanon, the Palestinian intifada in the West Bank -- it has always lost, because it always found it difficult to win support, either at home or abroad, for the force that is required to win a war without borders.