Sentence examples for finds it difficult to keep from inspiring English sources
And the MILF is not the only organisation that finds it difficult to keep its house in order.
It now finds it difficult to keep up with the new communications technologies.
He smokes incessantly and finds it difficult to keep his focus.
But unlike her father, whose public appearances are rare and carefully orchestrated, Gulnara finds it difficult to keep out of the public eye".
Moon is never exactly where you expect him to be with a mad roll or fill or cymbal, and finds it difficult to keep the beat for more than a bar or two before tearing off again in search of new patterns; Entwistle, always listening to what Moon is doing, dances up and down the scales; Townshend is as nimble an acoustic player as he is savage an electric guitarist.
There were, of course, more than a few deliciously awful puns as well as a few breaks by Hader, who traditionally finds it difficult to keep a straight face during the segments, which he co-writes with comedian John Mulaney.
Some people have a difficult time focusing on an object beyond their hands - they find it difficult to keep the object in focus while keeping their hands out of focus.
The numbers are staggering and suggest the GOP will find it difficult to keep its promise of an "orderly transition," unless they deviate significantly from a prototype repeal bill they passed last year.
As a result, he found it difficult to keep standards up, often finding himself forced to write material under pseudonyms to fill an issue.
Having shared tools and elements of the pathway, so early in its development, the originators of the model, found it difficult to keep control of ensuring that a full understanding of what was necessary for successful implementation was being used in local adaptation.
