Sentence examples for find it difficulty to from inspiring English sources

Whereas many managers seem to find it difficulty to reach a rapport with Arsène Wenger, he gets on splendidly with the Arsenal manager to an extent he even gets tips about players.

Bain saved from Windass from close range late in the half but Rangers found it increasingly difficulty to break the visitors down after the interval and the home fans showed their frustration when they booed Mark Warburton's decision to take off Windass.

Children with this problem find it hard to concentrate, have difficulty organizing and exhibit impulsive behavior.

I find it hard to judge the difficulty of PD clues when writing them; one is concentrating so much on creating clues that read well and are fair that the degree of difficulty seems almost irrelevant.

In that same survey from 2014, 21percentt said they find it hard to handle sleep difficulties, 25percentt felt tired during the day for five or more days a week.

They also reported that they would find it hard to recall their difficulties more than a few days in the past.

Because of these difficulties clinicians find it challenging to recognize the presence of pain in people with dementia, as well as being able to assess its nature and intensity, hampering their ability to manage pain effectively.

Krugman suggests that European countries that share the euro might find it easier to correct their financial difficulties if they had their individual currencies back.

Such a Government will find it difficult to overcome the thousand difficulties presented by the organisation of the States, by the bitterness of partisans, or by the exasperated feelings of the army, and will be driven, we fear, to overcome them by violence, or at least to deal with them in a spirit of unsparing rigour.

People I see in my psychotherapy practice typically have relationship difficulties because they find it difficult to relate authentically.

To explore student conceptual difficulties, we found it necessary to limit the number of concepts examined.