Sentence examples for find it particularly difficult from inspiring English sources

I think men find it particularly difficult if they find out they're infertile.

With the traditional Chinese new year approaching, the migrant workers find it particularly difficult to cope with their daily grind.

Those with children, or other caring responsibilities, may find it particularly difficult, but the long hours culture affects us all.

Those with multiple conditions may find it particularly difficult, as information on them is often held by different consultants.

We also find support for the profession's contention that smaller audit firms find it particularly difficult to comply with the new rotation requirements.

When job loss or other setbacks occur, accepters find it particularly difficult to cope, as other parts of their lives have withered away.

I found it particularly difficult at first when I did not have Tony's full trust.

When I came to sign on, I found it particularly difficult during 2012, as the rules were changing almost fortnightly.

I've never found it particularly difficult or inconvenient to pay my bills using stamps and envelopes.

Ms. Rogers finds it particularly difficult to counsel needy girls whose sexual partners are adults -- as are most males who father babies born to teenagers.

He's found it particularly difficult to disguise his involvement since posters for the film, featuring Vu posing in the background, have begun to appear around the city.