Sentence examples for it difficult to gain from inspiring English sources

There are a few very good reasons for Apple's success and why its competitors are finding it difficult to gain any traction against the king of digital devices.

Unless individuals go out of their way to actively search for the product, the company have found it difficult to gain the attention that its founders feel they deserve.

To oversee its confusing mass of infrastructure, Yarra Valley relied on a collection of different, aging computer systems that made it difficult to gain a comprehensive view of its operations.

Did you find it difficult to gain access to the places you visited?

The alliance will find it difficult to gain ground and breach the Taliban front.

Far left movements are traditionally more internationalist, finding it difficult to gain traction.

"And with the prion field being as political as it is, it's difficult to gain independence".

Due to gay male character ensemble shows off-screen not gaining support, we are now in a position where it is difficult to gain it on screen.

"Previously, it was difficult to gain nationwide distribution.

Without a salary slip, it is difficult to gain access to banking services, and fees are hard to bear.

But Dawson emphasized that proposing the change was "not performance-related," saying it was difficult to gain meaningful performance data.