Sentence examples for finding it difficult to stay from inspiring English sources
Many manufacturers that process imported recyclables are finding it difficult to stay in business.
I was drowsy by then, finding it difficult to stay awake for more than a few minutes.
Rochette finished second to Kim at the 2009 world championship, but she had struggled mightily through this season, sometimes finding it difficult to stay on her feet.
"It can feel quite shameful for them to say: 'I'm finding it difficult to stay on top of it.'" This can be stressful for their partners.
The man, whose flapping, sinewy face looks like that of a fighter pilot caught mid-manoeuvre, is hurtling in my direction, a feat he performs with such majestic immediacy I am finding it difficult to stay rooted to the spot.
"What we are finding is that people with traditional biblical views, particularly when it comes to sexual ethics, are being excluded from the public sphere, and they are not getting jobs or are finding it difficult to stay in their jobs.
But he was finding it difficult to remain presentable.
I'm finding it difficult to reach out and prefer to stay home and read.
Kate persuades William to stay at university after he admits finding it difficult to settle.
He says he's finding it difficult to look after his siblings, and wants to return home to their mother, who stayed behind to guard their home and livestock.
