Sentence examples for finding it difficult to control from inspiring English sources
The BBC's Middle East regional editor, Shaimaa Khalil told Lyse Doucet the president is finding it difficult to control the rhetoric of the more hard-line groups - who say there is no place for Coptic Christians in Egypt.
By 1624, James was growing ill, and as a result was finding it difficult to control Parliament.
Finding it difficult to control the number of ads through regulation, the city took the unprecedented step of banning them altogether.
The children may find it difficult to control emotional reactions.
I was feeling out of control, finding it difficult to decelerate my speed.
But advances in technology have created fresh opportunities for sexual predators, and the criminal justice system is finding it difficult to cope with new forms of aggressive and controlling behaviour.
He was finding it difficult to breathe.
I was finding it difficult to breathe.
His father seemed to be finding it difficult to concentrate.
Small business owners are finding it difficult to secure loans.
Are you finding it difficult to work in this heat?
