Sentence examples for it very difficult to give from inspiring English sources

The ref finds it very difficult to give.

This made it very difficult to give Sherlock a female companion who would be able to do all the things he did".

He had 55.5 kilos last year and if he gets 56 or 57, it makes it very difficult to give weight away to hardened campaigners.

As technology plays a more important, fluid and perhaps even necessary role in our lives – a recent study by Pew found that 49% of Americans would find it very difficult to give up their mobile phones – smartphone apps have arguably made many of us determined to find out more about our lives.

"That means clubs fail to make profits and that makes it very difficult to give dividends and for their shares to increase in value".

I found it very difficult to give up that lifestyle".

It seems to me that it is very difficult to give an account of the necessity of the past that preserves the intuition that the past has a special kind of necessity in virtue of being past, but which has the consequence that God's past beliefs do not have that kind of necessity.

Bill Burr then brought on Louis C.K., the surprise guest of the night, which was a shock -- it was my first time ever seeing him live -- but it was very difficult to give him my enrapt attention after Tig's on-stage confessions.

It was very difficult to give a serious after-breakfast speech, but he struggled through it and also through another bird song.

It is very difficult to give a realistic estimate for this value in biological organisms, as it is likely to vary markedly between species (and between environments) and because only the mutations that are not removed by selection are easily observable.

"It was very difficult to give him a go.