Sentence examples for hard to start from inspiring English sources

But it's been hard to start all over here".

At the beginning, it was hard to start asking questions.

It's hard to start being confident about ourselves".

It is hard to start putting this into the past tense.

"It's so hard to start over in a new country," she said.

"It's hard to start over as a totally different person," Mrs. DeFede said.

Institutional human capital is very, very important, which makes it hard to start a new company.

And that makes it hard to start a dialogue or take a meeting.

And wars should be a little hard to start; they certainly aren't easy to end.

A diet would be profitable, and shouldn't be hard to start.

Colombia's president, Andres Pastrana, has worked hard to start peace negotiations with the guerrillas.