Sentence examples for finding it more difficult from inspiring English sources

Younger krill are finding it more difficult to find a meal.

With the economy being as it is, college graduates are finding it more difficult to find jobs.

Tesco confessed it was finding it more difficult than expected to find sites for its Lifespace shopping malls in China and now expected to open about 50 over the next five years, down from the 80 indicated to analysts in November.

The human rights group Memorial said its monitors were finding it more difficult to do their work, partly because victims and their relatives have become more frightened than in the past about reporting abuses.

With computers increasingly running even the most basic car models these days, many drivers are finding it more difficult than ever to find repair shops to get their cars fixed, other than the dealers themselves.

But the family is certainly finding it more difficult to hold its ground.

The result is that doubts about the health of a sovereign issuer become worries about the solvency of its banking system.Banks are finding it more difficult and expensive to borrow money.

Serbs are finding it more difficult here.

Consumers are scared to spend and are finding it more difficult to borrow.

Even the affluent are finding it more difficult to obtain access to care.

"In the most challenging areas, schools are finding it more difficult than ever to recruit staff.