Sentence examples for hard to communicate with from inspiring English sources

Constant army pressure means the fronts now find it hard to communicate with each other.

It's been hard to communicate with the defensive staff, because I can't find them".

"It's hard to communicate with fans in the 24th row who are drunk".

Hardin is small and bulky and finds it hard to communicate with words.

Understandably, aid workers said it was hard to communicate with them.

"Obviously our executives are trying very hard to communicate with our employees," Ms. Peloquin said.

"It just makes it a bit more chaotic and it's harder to communicate with your teammates," said Tyler Farrar, an American sprint specialist.

Opiates such as morphine sedate neurons sensitive to norepinephrine, causing them to work harder to communicate with their neighbors.

For example, Nora reflected that their physical therapist was harder to communicate with while their occupational therapist was really invested in her work and her clients.

Not only has Phil Schiller moved over to head the App Store, review times have dropped from over a week to two days, and Apple is working harder to communicate with developers, as shown by the announcement of ads.

Would you say it's easier or harder to communicate with Gallhammer then it is with regular British girls?