Sentence examples for finding it difficult to see from inspiring English sources
I'm finding it difficult to see much of anything so far except the interstate highway system.
No one was asking for it, and now, after his expectations have been turned on their head, he is finding it difficult to see the result rationally and clearly".
If you were concerned about anything, it's the fact they're finding it difficult to pinpoint and haven't seen it coming into the event".
John Swinney is finding it difficult to achieve a distinctive image.
(Ultra-posh boys finding it difficult to talk to girls – who knew?) In the event, it's touching to see boys "dad-dancing" in their teens.
For some barriers, there were no differences between ethnic groups: having too many other things to worry about, being scared to see the doctor, finding the doctor difficult to talk to, finding it difficult to make an appointment and finding it difficult to arrange transport.
Earlier matches have also seen altercations and there have been reports of fans finding it difficult to access the ground or without a seat when they got there.
But as well as seeing demand at the front-door rise, the NHS is finding it difficult to get patients out the other end.
Weitzer also sees a potential danger for young women getting sucked into making large sums of money and later finding it difficult to abandon such a lifestyle.
