Sentence examples for finds very difficult from inspiring English sources
It was operating and producing programmes that the commercial market place finds very difficult to do".
He also expresses dismay about two aspects of the politics of England he finds very difficult to swallow – not least, the rise of Ukip, something so distasteful that he can barely find words to talk about it.
· Duncan Lamont is a media partner at City solicitors Charles Russell Back to the source The question of confidentiality of journalistic sources is something that the average man or woman in the street finds very difficult to understand.
Copper is found very difficult to co-electrodeposit with Co due to the large difference in the reduction potentials.
Duveen Brothers frequently owed Berenson large sums of money, which Berenson found very difficult to extract from the firm.
* * * In my judgment, the limitation of the power of taxation in the general government, which the present decision establishes, will be found very difficult to control.
"There would be a very real feeling this was something people did not want to see, had not voted for and would find very difficult to accept.
He went on, "One of the things about the United States I find very difficult is that there's no ability to negotiate with the rules and regulations.
He was the youngest of four children and was basically brought up by his elder sisters and there were elements he would have found very difficult".
But he offered a disclaimer: "There was an imperceptible suspension in the syncopation, a nonchalant respiration, a light pause that I found very difficult to grasp".
