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

As nature documentaries became a television staple, Cousteau, who died in 1997, found it difficult to contend with all the competition, even if no one matched his idiosyncratic charm and intensity.

"He found it difficult to cope with both.

He found it difficult to connect with anyone.

I found it difficult to disagree with him.

Did you find it difficult to work with roadkill?

Indeed, most people find it difficult to live with uncertainty.

Castaneda and Franco contend that certain migrating groups may find it difficult to adjust and this is a factor in the development of PD [ 13].

If you are the "outside of the box" thinker who finds standard schooling difficult to contend with, this might be an issue.

"It is difficult to contend with but it's really, really enjoyable at the same time," he said.

"There were some techniques used that had never been seen out in the wild before and were more difficult to contend with.

The predictions have been difficult to contend with and having them confirmed on a daily basis has further contributed to the stress and worry about the future, perhaps even more than the changes themselves.