Sentence examples for finding it hard to get the from inspiring English sources

Some easing back in underlying employment growth was likely the consequence of the UK recently finding growth more difficult and companies finding it hard to get the qualified/skilled workers they need".

There were also signs behind the headline employment figures that jobseekers of all ages are still finding it hard to get the kind of secure, full-time jobs they want.

In it Porter says: "We are finding it hard to get the government to explain how it will ensure that £9k rather than £6k fees will be the 'exception'".

At last month's party conference he launched a perfectly sensible strategy for reviving the party: getting rid of its image as the "nasty party" (xenophobic, homophobic and misogynistic) and adopting some of the ideas for reforming the public sector (decentralising power and introducing more private-sector participation) that Mr Blair is finding it hard to get the Labour Party to accept.

Another factor has to do with why men turned away from barbershops in the first place, finding it hard to get the more stylish, individual or careful haircuts they wanted from the outdated style sheet and cookie-cutter process practiced by so many barbers.

He has recently sacked some of his top ministers, but is finding it hard to get the Afghan parliament to approve new ones.

The batsmen milk four runs, finding it hard to get under the ball to hit over the top.

The Mexicans are finding it hard to get out of the area this half.

If you're finding it hard to get experience in the UK, then why not try elsewhere?

Holloway told BBC Radio Lancashire he was finding it hard to get through to the player.

"People are finding it hard to get it because the demand is so high".