Sentence examples for finding it difficult to survive from inspiring English sources

The reindeer industry is finding it difficult to survive financially on its own, and the vast majority of herders need to have another job on the side.

"Many people in the UK are finding it difficult to survive when so much of their income is going on rent.

Publishing scholarly works directed toward a niche audience, most do not generate profits, and they are finding it difficult to survive amid shrinking campus budgets and a digital publishing landscape.

Today, social commerce-as-a-service businesses — or those that offer social as a layer to be integrated into or on top of existing platforms are surviving, but the rest are finding it difficult to survive.

The sites have been forced to retrench and may find it difficult to survive.

They might find it difficult to survive in the elite sport setting.

Many Tanzanian women like Dalila find it difficult to survive while living with HIV.

During the past two to three years a lot of media organisations have been shrinking with news websites finding it difficult to attract adverts to survive.

He was finding it difficult to breathe.

I was finding it difficult to breathe.

His father seemed to be finding it difficult to concentrate.