Sentence examples for finding it hard to transform a from inspiring English sources

The EU is finding it hard to transform a bunch of national rail monopolies into a pan-European market in which operators compete across borders.

The RISJ report, which surveyed 18,000 people in 10 countries, contends that established news organisations in some countries, such as Japan and US, are finding it hard to transform print success to the web.

Both women were finding it hard to catch a break.

But he's finding it hard to find political backing.

Aged 56, he was finding it hard to find work.

You're finding it hard to walk".

I'm finding it hard to breathe.

He's finding it hard to cope.

If most of the entrants went with big-name authors and their big-name characters, there were some sightings of rara avises: Tom Robbins ("Sissy Hankshaw is finding it hard to type," from @pagfordpages), Mercè Rodoreda ("Colometa is about to let some pigeons die," from @andreu_gonzalez), and even Eric Carle (@Bloomindc's imagined status for The Very Hungry Caterpillar, "Eat, Sleep, Transform").

She was finding it hard to go to work.

Even Rattle admits finding it hard to say.