Sentence examples for it difficult to seek from inspiring English sources

Many people have no formal education and cannot converse in Mandarin, making it difficult to seek employment in cities on their own.

"That makes it difficult to seek votes from Hispanics, African-Americans, single women, yet Republicans need to do that in order to grow".

The charity is the only one of its kind in the UK, with survivors of domestic violence reporting to the service that the find it difficult to seek help from domestic violence services not aimed at the LGBT community.

"Women have had a long-established tradition of mutual support in this area, but men have found it difficult to seek each other out as resources in the area of weight loss," Vince Mattaliano, a regular participant in the Men's Room, said by e-mail.

Life stressors also consist of cultural dynamics that make it difficult to seek treatment.

Sexually active unmarried women would find it difficult to seek CC screening because of these cultural expectations.

Furthermore, if the US concludes that Iran has violated the recent nuclear agreement, it will find it more difficult to seek Russian support for a new round of international sanctions as long as Russia relies on Iran for the success of its operations in Syria.

It is clear that men find it particularly difficult to seek help if they have a history of mental illness.

This makes it extremely difficult to seek redress and points to widespread tax avoidance by employers.

With this budget, rather than designating funds to help refugees settle in Canada, the Liberals have promised some of the largest sums of money to make it more difficult to seek asylum.

With the excessive nonzero entries, it becomes difficult to seek support samples which refer to the samples in the dictionary that associate with the nonzero entries in sparse representation coefficients.