Sentence examples for not finding it easy from inspiring English sources

Russia is not finding it easy to move away from its economic dependency on oil and gas.

And he's not finding it easy.

"I'm not finding it easy," the former Reading manager added.

Swiss leaders appear determined to comply, but they are not finding it easy.

EUROPE is not finding it easy to enter the brave green world of carbon constraints.

The fundamental problem is that people are not finding it easy to see a doctor out of hours and are ending up in hospital.

I wasn't finding it easy to find jobs because of the stigma attached.

Double-digit stagflation, the Teddy challenge, various Billygates, the Iran hostage disaster, gas lines, "malaise," the failed rescue mission, the "killer rabbit" — seldom was heard an encouraging word, and we weren't finding it easy to write any, either.

Ray read the story in near-dark conditions, hugely hunched over a glaring little podium lamp, constantly fiddling with his big glasses, clearing his throat, sipping water, beetling down at the pages of his book as if he'd never really thought of reading this story out loud and wasn't finding it easy.

But in cities like Seattle, Jacksonville, Fla., and St. Louis the hardest major cities in which to sell a home even sellers who have substantially lowered their prices aren't finding it easy to move their houses.

I try to join in but am not finding it very easy.