Sentence examples for finding it difficult to come from inspiring English sources

A family spokesman said: "Jack was finding it difficult to come to terms with what happened.

Lewis Hamilton says he is still finding it difficult to come to terms with the fact that he is a double Formula One world champion.

"I went through a bit of a dilemma … how could I be a role model for kids who were finding it difficult to come out, if I wasn't brave enough to come out in the classroom myself?" he says.

Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel said he was finding it difficult to come to terms with the fact that he had joined the ranks of three-time champions.

Also, schools were finding it difficult to come up with strategies to involve communities in a meaningful and mutually rewarding way.

When writer's block takes over and you're finding it difficult to come up with consistently great posts, remember that not every post has to be high quality and well thought out.

Jamie, still reeling from the birth, is finding it difficult to cope.

While they have come together, the leaders of their respective communities have been finding it difficult to do the same.

Rudman struggled, complaining that she was finding it difficult to get used to the track.

"They find it difficult to come to school".

Signing people up for benefits is more crucial than ever, as more working-class people are finding it difficult to make ends meet and are coming to food banks for help.