Sentence examples for found very difficult to from inspiring English sources

Duveen Brothers frequently owed Berenson large sums of money, which Berenson found very difficult to extract from the firm.

Copper is found very difficult to co-electrodeposit with Co due to the large difference in the reduction potentials.

* * * In my judgment, the limitation of the power of taxation in the general government, which the present decision establishes, will be found very difficult to control.

But he offered a disclaimer: "There was an imperceptible suspension in the syncopation, a nonchalant respiration, a light pause that I found very difficult to grasp".

The trouble with defence is that it's quite literally a minefield of vested interests, one that governments have found very difficult to navigate through.

The idea that you'd have a Conservative party in government actually liberalising civil liberties is something that most liberal-minded people would have found very difficult to get their heads around.

It was operating and producing programmes that the commercial market place finds very difficult to do".

"There would be a very real feeling this was something people did not want to see, had not voted for and would find very difficult to accept.

They are a sign that black Italians are here to stay, and this is something that a strong minority of Italians find very difficult to accept.

This is an important achievement, one that other frameworks find very difficult to reach.

"She changed the subject on him". She has developed a speaking style that I find very difficult to listen to, hard to comprehend, almost not even entertaining.