Sentence examples for found it difficult to gain a from inspiring English sources
Adam sought to prove his dominance over Eve in the new land and "take back Eden" but found it difficult to gain a clear majority in any of his early contests against her.
Even with a billion dollars to spend, the 22 different agencies that make up the United Nations Mission in South Sudan found it difficult to gain a foothold in the region, noting that "the challenges facing the world's newest state are overwhelming in both scale and complexity.
In the past 25 years, local officials have indeed found it difficult to gain enough support to raise such taxes.
Some start-ups offering mental health services have found it difficult to gain business from the NHS.
At the same time student unions – who found it difficult to gain backing for political campaigning – opted for demanding more therapeutic support for their members.
But even before the U.K. voted to "Brexit," Kiev's newly-installed government found it difficult to gain universal acceptance within the E.U.
Despite this, candidate Bernie Sanders has found it difficult to gain traction for his anti-poverty policies in the Democratic primary in states where income inequality is highest.
Here, the BRICS will find it difficult to gain real traction as a group.
Masanja also explained that because of the stigma that comes with drug use, many of these women find it difficult to gain employment and turn to sex work.
