Sentence examples for finding it difficult to cope with from inspiring English sources

Traditional airlines are finding it difficult to cope with that decline.

Horton said charity retailers were also finding it difficult to cope with the rise of online shopping.

"She is finding it difficult to cope with the current situation, so far from home, but is optimistic".

Kumar Thapa, the head of Alka hospital in Lalitpur, said they were finding it difficult to cope with the numbers of injured people.

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.

Bolshorin says she wrote to the local jobcentres a fortnight ago pleading with them to stop referring so many claimants, because the food bank was finding it difficult to cope with the demand.

They have pushed the prime minister into a position where she is finding it difficult to cope.

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

"On top of this, the social care sector in Liverpool is under immense pressure and is finding it difficult to cope.

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