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

Dundee were finding it difficult to penetrate a defence again featuring their two sought-after full-backs, with Ziggy Gordon returning from injury and a failed bid from Jagiellonia Bialystok, while Stephen Hendrie was back from completing a summer switch to West Ham United.

He was finding it difficult to breathe.

I was finding it difficult to breathe.

I began finding it difficult to walk.

States are finding it difficult to buy enough execution drugs.

Being from south London, I found it difficult to penetrate that scene.

Visitors hunting for medicinal herbs, foot rubs or that $5.25 lunch found it difficult to penetrate armed checkpoints.

For years, European companies have complained that they bought American military products but found it difficult to penetrate American markets.

And the visitors found it difficult to penetrate in the final third.

The surface becomes difficult to penetrate — a painful problem when you need to escape a wave on short notice.

Many find it a closed network difficult to penetrate.