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

But, he also noted, many creditworthy Americans were finding it difficult to get mortgage loans.

"I had no income and was finding it difficult to get another job," he says.

"Companies are finding it difficult to get money from the banks.

But the town's boards and commissions are finding it difficult to get the message across.

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

They have worked hard and long all their lives, and now they are finding it difficult to get a job".

This was intertwined with finding it difficult to 'get going', particularly in the morning.

"He is finding it difficult to find the space he got at Tottenham and is playing deep so we have some adjusting to do.

I am sure you have been keeping an eye on our results and as you can see we are doing quite well as you know we have signed Teddy Sheringham to replace you but at the moment he is finding it difficult to find the space he got at Tottenham and is playing deep so we have some adjusting to do.

Academics funded by the Medical Research Council say their findings explain why certain people find it difficult to get an even, consistent tan.

Three thousand miles away in California, Affirmed was finding it difficult to even get on a track, let alone to race.