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

The opposition has found it difficult to win a set against CdM, let alone challenge the Sea Kings in the playoffs.

Successive regimes found it difficult to win general acceptance from the diverse political constituencies.

If Trump scraps KORUS, he will find it difficult to win South Korean cooperation against North Korea.

Both white and minority students find it difficult to win private scholarships because there are relatively few scholarships.

Winning the gold in London four years ago was special, he agreed, but found it difficult to compare the two finals.

When researchers had been successful at winning funds, they often did not understand the university's rules on research grant management and administrators often found it difficult to understand and comply with donors' requirements (points 2.4 and 2.5).

She found it difficult to find work.

She found it difficult to absorb food.

I found it difficult to breathe.

But having been wired to win, Johnson finds it difficult to imagine participating for the fun of it.

Moving the goalposts: Founders find it difficult to celebrate the small wins, as each victory brings on the next, greater challenge.