Sentence examples for found it difficult to build a 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.

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

Generally, treatment staff find it difficult to build a professional relationship with patients who self-harm [ 11, 12].

She finds it difficult to build a connection and create a relationship with the woman when her shift starts and the woman is already in the second stage.

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

Despite Mr Reynolds' confidence that, "If we build it, they will come", the stadium found it difficult to attract large enough crowds to meet its costs.

William Stukeley, an eighteenth-century pioneer of British archeology, erroneously believed that Druids built Stonehenge, and scientists have since found it difficult to dispel the notion.

Mr. Arment explained that he originally built the product for himself, as he found it difficult to save interesting articles he wanted to read on his iPhone.

She found it difficult to absorb food.

I found it difficult to breathe.

So why is it that marketing professionals find it difficult to communicate within organizations and to build and maintain their corporate relationships?