Sentence examples for it difficult to garner from inspiring English sources

Status hierarchies can influence participation, making it difficult to garner the support of those who feel that they are not respected.

But no matter how hard the Republicans tried to set themselves apart, Ms. Gillibrand's perceived strength loomed over the campaign, making it difficult to garner attention from the news media attention or to build vast networks of supporters.

Despite such sentiments, Abe is finding it extremely difficult to garner support for his plans, and it is doubtful that significant numbers of those reactors will be coming online anytime soon.

It is difficult to garner favorable perceptions of the American brand in that context".

"The success of this idea now makes it more difficult to garner support for a market for organs".

As budget problems limit the funds available for education and research, the non-elite higher education institutions in Russia are finding it increasingly difficult to garner financial support.

With some individual's antics, like Miss Lohan and Britney Spears, it is difficult to garner sympathy for them".

Speaking out isn't always popular, but we recognized that without more candid dialogue, it's difficult to garner the attention needed to encourage others in the private sector to do the same.

The parties to the treaty agreed on a final outcome document, which contained limited but important substantive recommendations for future actions on complex issues, such as nuclear disarmament, but it was more difficult to garner consensus over language on nonproliferation and peaceful uses for nuclear energy.

But for newer festivals looking to gain a toehold in the market, it can be difficult to garner a share of mind (and share of wallet).

It is much more difficult to garner cooperation from people you cannot track down.