Sentence examples for has always been difficult for from inspiring English sources

Fitting in has always been difficult for Bryant, the National Basketball Association's most talented young maverick.

But the truth has always been difficult for China's cultural mandarins to handle.

It has always been difficult for foreign investors in Indonesia, particularly in areas of national interest like coal and oil, of which there are large, untapped reserves.

It has always been difficult for Mrs. Clinton to compete against an opponent who once received thunderous applause for blowing his nose.

It has always been difficult for Clare to see her situation clearly, her sister Paula says: "Sometimes now she'll say she has a mental illness, which is good.

We mustn't forget that financing innovations sometimes seen as not directly linked to business value has always been difficult for progressive CEOs – in rain or shine.

She won the Chicago and London Marathons in 1999 and the Olympic bronze medal in 2000, but New York had always been difficult for her.

GDD senior official Leonard Peruski said it has always been difficult getting support for GDD because its focus is not on saving peoples' lives but preventing them from getting sick in the first place.

But, as Ferguson notes, the Bond cocktail has always been difficult to reproduce – even for Fleming himself.

It has always been difficult to recruit workers for isolated clinics.

Identifying this type of property effectively for taxation has always been difficult, and the taxation of intangible forms of wealth has proved even harder, especially because intangible property is so easily hidden from tax assessors.