Sentence examples for found it difficult to communicate with from inspiring English sources

"Like a lot of coaches I personally found it difficult to communicate with board members who are businessmen, not basketballers," he says.

Marie-Ange's parents soon changed their minds and wanted her to return home, but they found it difficult to communicate with her.

Manning displayed talent as a programmer but also behaviour that was becoming increasingly detached, and coworkers found it difficult to communicate with Manning.

Not speaking the language, he found it difficult to communicate with his English crew, and rarely left his hotel room, while his relationship with his leading man, Oskar Werner, descended into open hostility.

More than two out of every five people with hearing loss, responding to a country-wide survey by the RNID, said they found it difficult to communicate with NHS staff, and one in every three left their GP or the clinic unclear about their condition.

While concern over the city's racial tensions mounted at City Hall and made it even more pressing to get the facts in the latest case, it was also a day of considerable confusion for the police, who found it difficult to communicate with victims who spoke little English and had been left shaken by their experience.

Scott--who wants to be a petting zoo veterinarian--subsequently finds it difficult to communicate with his father.

"Most Chinese don't speak English and find it difficult to communicate with foreign drivers after they land in another country.

I find it difficult to communicate with these doctors; they cannot understand the needs of female patients.

He found it difficult to communicate how he was feeling – a symptom largely consistent with the illness – further compounded by his pre-existing OCD.

This concurs with findings from the companion survey in which 59% of patients with FM said they found it difficult to communicate their FM to physicians [ 9].