Sentence examples for it hard to communicate from inspiring English sources

Tess finds it hard to communicate.

Constant army pressure means the fronts now find it hard to communicate with each other.

Hardin is small and bulky and finds it hard to communicate with words.

"The success of Jobbik could make it hard to communicate Hungary as an open, business-friendly environment," he said.

James R. Lockridge, an easy-mannered combat engineer, said he found it hard to communicate with his wife.

Though she set up home in Paris, she was never there, and, when she was, she was so tired, she found it hard to communicate.

Amy Clarke said: "Sometimes people with a learning disability, like me, find it harder to communicate and get used to new things.

It makes it harder to communicate, so even though I am upset and angry I need to stay calm, smile, try not to take the things people say too personally and most importantly try not to show how much it hurts.

A diverse team may find it harder to communicate, and levels of trust may also be lower (Alesina and Ferrara 2005).

"I thought it would be interesting to explain Tourette's syndrome to people through a game," Doucet, who has the condition himself, told IGN. "It's very easy to explain what it looks like externally, but it's hard to communicate what it feels like internally.

"When you launch a product, it's hard to communicate in a banner ad what does it do," Ms. Reider said.