Sentence examples for found it difficult to build from inspiring English sources

Given the sparse settlement and small industrial base, Canadian unions found it difficult to build a national structure of their own.

The water development board expects water reuse projects to be particularly concentrated in the greater Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area, which has a large population that will need substantial new resources and has found it difficult to build new reservoirs.

He moved to Norwich, but again found it difficult to build any momentum and was grateful when Craig Brown recruited him for Aberdeen at the tail end of the January transfer window.

Tavita Taumua, the football federation's general secretary, had found it difficult to build the same prominence for football that gridiron enjoys and for five years had been trying to get financial support from US Soccer; in particular, their help in the recruitment of an off-island coach.

After Middlesex's declaration, Surrey found it difficult to build up any real partnerships, with Amla being their most potent force.

Other authors have also found it difficult to build a model that is highly predictive of CET performance [ 12, 27].

David Cameron will find it difficult to build a relationship with Mr Trump after describing his comments as "divisive, stupid and wrong," while the favourites to succeed him as Prime Minister when he steps down at the end of the decade have used even stronger words.

Parachuting into the memespehere may come off as inauthentic posing and Facebook could find it difficult to build a young fanbase for LOL.

Yet, with very few exceptions, most founders find it difficult to build scalable software-defined businesses for providing high-quality care.

If your employer knows, for example, that you have Asperger's Syndrome and find it difficult to build relationships with new colleagues, she may arrange for you to have an informal work buddy, she explains.

During tea breaks, central and Eastern European participants at the event told Science Careers that they suffer chronic underfunding and, as a consequence, find it difficult to build a competitive track record.