Sentence examples for finds it difficult to work from inspiring English sources

He has a part-time job, his father said, but finds it difficult to work more than a couple of days because of the trouble he has retaining information or remembering his tasks for the next day.

Miller, who was born in Guyana but grew up in Britain, has called herself "a driven misfit who finds it difficult to work within the constraints of corporate life", adding that her South American background has given her "a very strong matriarchal outlook".

Perhaps, though, it will provide some comfort to know that you're not the only person who finds it difficult to work in this environment.

With Sony's mobile engineers dispatched to the venture — and an agreement that forbids Sony from competing in the business — the company found it difficult to work on multipurpose handsets that drew heavily on its other technologies.

Did you find it difficult to work with roadkill?

Mr. Kushner also found it difficult to work alongside his editors.

They also find it difficult to work with people they disagree with (including each other).

Mr. Cohen said he found it difficult to work with the organization, calling it a bureaucracy.

He experienced spasms, probably as a result of his war service, and he found it difficult to work.

"They come in complaining of dizziness, lethargy and poor appetite and say they find it difficult to work.

Your skin is very pale, you are exhausted all the time, you feel very low, often extremely depressed and you find it difficult to work.