Sentence examples for has found it difficult from inspiring English sources

The profession has found it difficult to argue its case in the wake of Enron and other accounting scandals.

The New York Times has found it difficult to contain its own satisfaction at recent turn of events.

Japan has found it difficult to accept and atone for its treatment of the citizens of countries it occupied.

For its part, the Indonesian government has found it difficult to effectively attack the Islamic State's message.

The cartel, which controls 40percentt of the world's oil exports, has found it difficult in the past to get all its members to abide by production cuts.

Virgin, for instance, has found it difficult to expand in big airports controlled by its rivals.

Because Farsi1 avoids broadcasting news or commentary, the Iranian government has found it difficult to take legal action without risking the anger of its citizens.

Paul has found it difficult to maintain a social life.

Like many other credit unions, though, it has found it difficult to keep those customers.

B.M.C.C., like many colleges, has found it difficult to hold on to nursing professors.

Wenger admits that his Russian trickster has found it difficult to plow through the English winter.