Sentence examples for finding things difficult from inspiring English sources
But as this year's French Open approached, she was finding things difficult on one important front: attracting sponsors.
It may not be top of the 2016 crisis list but comedians, says Acaster, are finding things difficult in Brexit Britain.
However Oberman was also reportedly finding things difficult, having walked into a highly complicated situation: "Tracy-Ann is still really finding her feet on the show... she feels really left out because all the cast are blackballing Grantham and refusing to talk to him.
Am I finding things difficult to understand or is change threatening the ways I have always done things?
If you are finding things difficult to reach, move everything around until it is in a way that suits you best.
You can try psychotherapy such as cognitive-behavioural therapy with a non-judgemental counsellor if you are finding things difficult, especially if you are also trying to cope with an addiction.
One year 6 child in particular, aged 10 – let's call her Emily – has been finding things especially difficult.
Ms. Bashir came up with the idea for Peek after planning a trip to Istanbul with friends, and having a typically difficult time finding things to do.
Left and right are the props of the cynical class who use them to convey a sense of sophistication in place of the messy, difficult work of finding things out, uncovering truths and reckoning with social problems in their fullest human dimensions.
"I kept finding things out.
