Sentence examples for it difficult to reunite from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Abdullah's announcement removes one layer of uncertainty for the governing party, analysts say Mr. Najib will find it difficult to reunite the party and assert control.

As ORR director, Lloyd, who has very little experience in refugee resettlement, made decisions that made it more difficult to reunite children with their families, sources told Politico.

Some 322 of the 497 children still in custody have parents who were deported, making it more difficult to reunite them.

Since a generation gap often revolves around political ideology as well as socio-economic structure, it would be difficult to reunite the country without solving South Korea's widening generation gap.

Prevention and early intervention are the keys to success in keeping families together – once they have split up it is usually difficult to reunite them.

ISTANBUL — A withering United Nations report on Yemen's civil war provides fresh evidence about the extent to which Saudi Arabia and Iran have intervened in the conflict, pursuing their regional proxy war even as Yemen disintegrated into "warring statelets" that would be difficult to reunite.

Sandy González, an 8-year-old from Guatemala who spent two months in a Texas shelter, found it difficult to trust her mom again after the two were reunited.

A number of Republicans viewed the case as a family issue -- a son kept from his father -- and found it difficult to support any measure that suggested that the two should not be reunited.

"It obviously makes it difficult to shop".

"It makes it difficult to raise money".

It makes it difficult to say anything.