Sentence examples for it found it difficult to from inspiring English sources

For instance, an auditor would have to explain where it found it difficult to form judgments about a company's books.

HSBC severed ties with Islamic Relief in 2014, saying it found it difficult to continue their relationship because of the nature of their work, Madden said.

So while Cable & Wireless acquired a big business, it found it difficult to generate profits from that operation because it still had to buy long-haul communications capacity from MCI WorldCom.

By Eleanor Green The New Yorker, July 12 , 1947P. 52 A couple who travelled with a cat and because of it found it difficult to secure accommodations, stopped at the house of two elderly women.

At one stage, it found it difficult to expand into villages with less than 5,000 people.

The Public Accounts Committee of MPs said last year it "found it difficult to believe" Starbucks "was trading with apparent losses for nearly every year of its operation in the UK".

He would never answer and I found it difficult to press him; it felt like an invasion of his privacy.

First, as unfair as it is (and as guilty as I feel for saying it), I found it difficult to reconcile the men today with the youthful figures from my memory -- and from archival footage included in the film.

The decision underscored that even at times when the United States holds most of the cards -- it is the largest single shareholder in the I.M.F. and is generally thought to have veto power over new loans -- it finds it difficult to deny an urgent request from an ally.

As the body isn't developed completely, it finds it difficult to flush out the bilirubin (a yellow pigment found in bile) produced by the liver, giving the baby a yellow color.

It is difficult, at least I find it difficult, to understand another person's thinking.