Sentence examples for finding it difficult to reach a from inspiring English sources
BBC management also described the channel as an "on-ramp" to iPlayer for younger people who would not otherwise use it to find BBC content at a time when the corporation is finding it difficult to reach a youth audience.
"One reason the ECB may be finding it difficult to reach a consensus is because the theory of how quantitative easing works may not be matching up to what actually happens in the real world," he said.
The problem is that Ministers are finding it difficult to reach agreement on what any of this should or would look like.
Although these associations did not reach statistical significance, these contrasting findings make it difficult to reach a conclusion about exposure via plastic food packaging among this population.
Several factors have made it difficult to reach a consensus.
He said the decision to go above the charities' heads was taken as "they were finding it difficult to co-operate and reach agreement" – a claim the groups furiously deny.
