Sentence examples for find it very difficult to take from inspiring English sources

The regime would find it very difficult to take back areas run by jihadists, even though it is getting better at fending off the opposition in disputed regions.

A lot of people find it very difficult to take if it means their much-loved literary darlings have not made it.

Ion Trewin, the prize's administrator who has done such excellent work in expanding public awareness of the Booker in the last five years, suggested that people were bothered simply because they "find it very difficult to take if it means their much-loved literary darlings have not made it".

"They find it very difficult to choose".

But they'll find it very difficult to get Suárez.

And individuals find it very difficult to get coverage.

I found it very difficult to read.

"I found it very difficult to accept my diagnosis".

We found it very difficult to get out.

"We found it very difficult to study.

If that happens, the official said, terrorists will find it very difficult to communicate as couriers take significant time to move messages.