Sentence examples for finding difficult to accept from inspiring English sources

Some difficulties were centered around Prussian demands for the cession of Gdańsk and Toruń, and tariffs, but a threat of a Polish-Austrian alliance, recently brought forward by Austria, caused Prussia to withdraw most of the demands the Polish side was finding difficult to accept.

This is what I find difficult to accept," she says.

There are certainly some contentious ideas among these which many workers will find difficult to accept.

Perhaps the message is not getting through because the embedded reporters are finding it difficult to accept the information sparingly and carefully doled out to them.

I'm confused about what tense I should be writing in because I'm finding it difficult to accept that you aren't here any more.

Yet Jessica's dad has been finding it difficult to accept that his son wants to live as a girl.

Schuett is less sure, finding it difficult to accept that a single cause could trigger the same outcome is so many diverse species.

But too much self-confidence can cause you to miss out, too: It puts you in danger of going into interviews underprepared, alienating colleagues, or finding it difficult to accept constructive feedback that could make you a better scientist.

All sorts of problems could arise from minority groups making special requests for accommodation, including powerful majority churches finding it difficult to accept pluralism, feeling that their historically privileged position is threatened.

This finding may be explained by a particular "ideological stubbornness" of the former migrants, who may find it difficult to accept the very existence of the independent Latvian state and to reconsider their role in it.

"People find it difficult to accept.