Sentence examples for finding it difficult to achieve a from inspiring English sources

John Swinney is finding it difficult to achieve a distinctive image.

He was finding it difficult to breathe.

I was finding it difficult to breathe.

Others are finding it difficult to build credit.

Findings from the report by Professor Peter Turnbull and Dr Victoria Wass showed that: "Female inspectors in general and part-time female inspectors in particular, find it particularly difficult to achieve an appropriate work-life balance within the inspecting ranks".

This finding is noteworthy because it is generally difficult to achieve a negative fluid balance in the early phase of septic shock.

Blindness scares people and makes it difficult to achieve.

It just makes it difficult to achieve.

Participants might have been demoralised by finding this difficult to achieve, resulting in marginally higher depression scores at the end of pregnancy.

However, this expectation often does not come true: utilization of research findings is difficult to achieve in practice.

First, our sample is rather small, making statistically significant findings more difficult to achieve and limiting comparisons of diagnostic subgroups.