"He is finding it difficult to find the space he got at Tottenham and is playing deep so we have some adjusting to do.
Shiels has made a strike partner to Paul Heffernan his priority during the January transfer window but admits that he is finding it difficult to find the required quality at the price the Scottish Premier League club can afford.
That's fine when times are good, but as China's growth rate continues to decline, Brazil is finding it difficult to find buyers to take up the slack.
That's fine when times are good, but as China's growth rate continues to decline, Brazil is finding it difficult to find buyers to take up the slack, as are many other China-dependent countries.
Moreover, we may see Facebook's valuation get a cold shower, given that even Google just missed its earnings because it is finding it difficult to monetize its social-networking sites.
BEIJING — Despite huge investment in new technologies, China is finding it difficult to make its economy more energy-efficient, a senior official said Thursday.
The 72 Hour Project is up and running again this year, and there are no signs that the Republican party is finding it difficult to motivate its party workers and volunteers.
At a time when its economy is poised to grow at 8.5percentnthisis financial year, and with its granaries overflowing and food stockpiles rotting in the open, India is finding it difficult to feed its hungry millions.
The reindeer industry is finding it difficult to survive financially on its own, and the vast majority of herders need to have another job on the side.
BBC management also described the channel as an "on-ramp" to iPlayer for younger people who would not otherwise use it to find BBC content at a time when the corporation is finding it difficult to reach a youth audience.
We are not 'leaving it to Europe' out of laziness, since I think that every country is finding it difficult to pursue an effective human rights policy on its own.
