Sentence examples for it difficult to relax from inspiring English sources

There are also physical techniques that have been specifically designed to promote relaxation, which can be useful for those who find it difficult to relax without guidance.

He had amazing energy and found it difficult to relax after intense bouts of work.

The authors report positive reactions from participants, yet the device form factor makes it difficult to relax the non-dominant arm in a presentation as the rods can be accidentally pressed against the presenter's body and thus induce accidental input.

According to research on the subject, those individuals who squarely identify as Type A also find it difficult to relax.

9. Have you found it difficult to relax because of problems with your teeth, mouth or dentures?

Third, measuring BP in children is more difficult than in adults, e.g., readings are likely to be falsely elevated in children who find it difficult to relax their arm during the measurement.

It sounds funny, but after saying I needed a rest I've found it quite difficult to relax.

But it was difficult to relax during the game.

"The last two days, it was difficult to relax, to be, I don't know, quiet.

It's difficult to relax when a 5g force, often far more intense than that experienced by a fighter pilot, presses down on Yarnold's helmet.

The financial gripes with zero-hours contracts aren't negligible: it's difficult to relax if you're never sure if you'll earn any money week to week, let alone enough to get by.