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

With checking prohibited in the women's game, the competition is finding it difficult to knock a Lamoureux off her skates.

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

Newport CAB debt manager Sorcha Kennedy says: "People are finding it difficult to find jobs, which means they're having problems paying their rent, their mortgage, and it's just a knock-on effect.

Our members are finding it difficult to cope with the increased demand for urgent care, and this has a knock-on effect on the ability of hospitals to cope with planned diagnostic tests, medical procedures and surgical operations.

He was finding it difficult to breathe.

I was finding it difficult to breathe.

His father seemed to be finding it difficult to concentrate.

Are you finding it difficult to work in this heat?

Small business owners are finding it difficult to secure loans.

We are finding it difficult to serve everyone".

Others are finding it difficult to build credit.