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

Using a traditional hearing aid, he found it difficult to control his own voice.

Polk chafed under Johnston's command, while Johnston found it difficult to control the bishop.

I entered the competition being completely aware of what it was, but I have found it difficult to control everything and make sure I stay on top of it all.

For example, some jurors found it difficult to control Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, which assigns each analogue stick to a different brother, while experienced games critics found the mechanic novel and interesting.

Worryingly, the report added: "Nearly a third of men found it difficult to control their behaviour while under the influence of drugs and engaged in HIV/STI transmission risk behaviour, which they subsequently regretted.

He is a bluff, hearty man but he found it difficult to control the emotion in his voice as he told MPs that it was "with deepest regret I have to inform the House that an explosion has occurred within the precincts involving a car and a person as yet unidentified, who has been seriously injured".

Take it from Rowdy Gaines, a perceptive analyst who finds it difficult to control his emotions.

Finding it difficult to control the number of ads through regulation, the city took the unprecedented step of banning them altogether.

Attacks in Kunduz are not necessarily ordered from Quetta, Dam said, and any new leader will find it difficult to control all fronts at once.

"Sometimes it can overstep the mark of what people want to see, but it is an intense game and there is a lot of pressure on things, passions are high and people find it difficult to control themselves.

Ashley is the major creditor, but not the major shareholder and so would find it difficult to control the administration event.