Sentence examples for found it difficult to secure a from inspiring English sources

Claude Le Roy, the manager of Congo, has claimed that he and his squad, as well as his backroom staff, have found it difficult to secure a room and even when they do, they have been beset with problems, such as a lack of running water or exposed cables.

However, following the signing of Spaniard Fernando Torres in January, he has found it difficult to secure a regular spot as Villas-Boas has rotated his four strikers.

Following the signing of Fernando Torres in January, he has found it difficult to secure a regular spot as Villas-Boas has rotated his four strikers, including Daniel Sturridge and Nicolas Anelka.

The Japan international scored six goals in 57 appearances for United during a two-year spell in which he found it difficult to secure a regular starting spot in the first XI.

Mr. Ray says he also finds it difficult to secure a bed for his son at the local hospital.

"The smaller enterprises have found it difficult to secure any type of lending from banks," she said.

Once arrested and sent to a remand home, more often than not, they found it difficult to secure release, as only family members were permitted to release them: I urgently needed money because my children were in a hostel.

The vast majority also said they found it difficult to secure work in the UK after completing their studies.

Arriving in London in the summer of 1794 (see John Jay to Edmund Randolph, 6/23/1794, Jay ID #4272), Jay found it difficult to secure the British ministry's full attention.

This uncertainty has meant that one in five (20%) U.K. businesses with EU suppliers have found it difficult to secure contracts that continue after March 2019.

The Ganis couple found it difficult to secure funding for the film until 2002, when the documentary Spellbound was released and attracted attention to spelling bees.