Sentence examples for particularly difficult to cope from inspiring English sources

With the traditional Chinese new year approaching, the migrant workers find it particularly difficult to cope with their daily grind.

The patients also stressed that fractures were particularly difficult to cope with.

Five forces would find it especially difficult to cope with further cuts after 2015, it said.

Schools in urban slum areas found it especially difficult to cope with the large numbers.

Montoya's presence on the front row ahead of homegrown talent in 42 other saloon cars from Dodge, Ford, Toyota and Chevrolet is a rare event in a world where outsiders, particularly people from F1, find it difficult to cope with both this highly specialised form of racing and the fact that politics are dealt with behind closed doors.

The loss of muscle strength clearly makes it difficult to cope with everyday life, and particularly with jobs requiring manual strength.

I think he found that very difficult to cope with, especially in a place like Sunderland.

Diane (F) Where journey times were longer, and particularly longer than the woman expected, this could be more difficult to cope with.

Did he find it difficult to cope?

The police found this difficult to cope with.

These are all very difficult to cope with.