Sentence examples for hard to keep in touch from inspiring English sources

However, three years later, with my third child, senior civil servants in a different department treated maternity leave with hostility, making it hard to keep in touch, and trying to change my job and working arrangements while I was away.

She has shown how this can be incredibly effective in building and enhancing a therapeutic alliance, particularly with "hard to reach" and "hard to keep in touch with" families.

The abrupt change made it incredibly hard to keep in touch with their loved ones in San Francisco.

It may be really hard to keep in touch with some people, especially if they are MySpace addicts.

With the Aussie 6 week break it can get hard to keep in touch, and you don't want to go back with nothing to talk about.

It's hard to keep in touch, and there may be times when things just don't seem the same as they used to be.

After they stopped being roommates, it got harder to keep in touch.

Make an effort to keep in-touch outside of school!

It's hard for him to keep in touch".

So many professors inspired us and changed our lives, but it will be hard for us to keep in touch now".

Where local health and social services have not had the imagination or commitment to develop good services, they still resort to sending people to institutions – even though this may not do much for the person, makes it harder for their family to keep in touch and does nothing to help develop the skills needed locally.