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

I'm not alone in finding it difficult to take rosé seriously.

I'm so overcome by the beauty of this place I'm finding it difficult to take in oxygen.

Visiting affected areas I remember finding it difficult to take in just how destructive and powerful the waves had been.

Having deferred for two years to act full-time, she is finding it difficult to take a break from her rapidly snowballing career to return to academe.

In this climate small distributors are finding it difficult to take chances with challenging, difficult, thoughtful (each adjective another kiss of death) foreign-language films, even when individual titles come equipped with glowing notices and the imprimatur of a world-class festival like Cannes.

Why am I finding it difficult to deal with people?

Are you finding it difficult to make decisions?

That's fine when times are good, but as China's growth rate continues to decline, Brazil is finding it difficult to find buyers to take up the slack.

That's fine when times are good, but as China's growth rate continues to decline, Brazil is finding it difficult to find buyers to take up the slack, as are many other China-dependent countries.

And he added: "If you start having parties pick and choosing what they're going to support and what they're not going to support from the coalition agreement, very rapidly you could run the risk of finding it difficult to agree and take forward policies in all of the other areas.

But while the Burroughs shooters were finding it difficult to score, the Indians could take solace in the fact that they had All-CIF Southern Section standout Ahsha Earwood in goal.