Sentence examples for it is difficult to teach from inspiring English sources

"It is difficult to teach a young defender how rewarding it is to get a clean sheet.

Families say it is difficult to teach children the value of money when everyone knows no one will likely ever need to work.

The idea of using aquatic robots to search for the mines instead is alluring, but it is difficult to teach machines how to navigate around hulls without crashing into them or getting lost.

It is difficult to teach an old perro new tricks and when the leather of Muhammad's gloves entered Yaqui's nostrils, he reacted much like the Mexican bull had all those years ago when Álvarito taunted him with a red cape in Zacatecas: he looked to pierce skin and draw blood.

We feel that it is difficult to teach the Exchange phase.

It is difficult to teach how to make appropriate models because model-making expertise includes a lot of implicit knowledge.

It's difficult to teach English, but they're so grateful for any kind of help.

She said it was difficult to teach pupils suffering the problems of living in the camp.

"If you take the whole thing together it's difficult to teach to the test," said a spokesman.

It's difficult to teach someone who doesn't want to learn, but it's near impossible to teach someone who thinks they know it all already.

He said it was difficult to teach young students about complex topics, like Darrow's arguments in the Scopes trial for the right to teach evolution.