Sentence examples for seemed difficult for some from inspiring English sources

Looking after themselves, or investing in themselves, seemed difficult for some women.

But with so few patients available for clinical trials, it has seemed difficult for TKT to show this, Mr. Renaud said.

The Victorian Society has called for Lambeth to reconsider this for the Carnegie, saying this seemed difficult for "a particularly attractive and important example of its type".

"In the beginning it seemed difficult for my former teachers at the Greenvale school to see me as a colleague, and that was a challenge for me because I was trying to prove myself to them," said Ms. Baker, 30.

Interviewing people seemed difficult for me at first but when I tried it out it really wasn't hard.

It sometimes seemed difficult for the persons with dementia to understand what was being offered them.

While the women felt better from the acupuncture in ways that seemed difficult for them to articulate fully, they placed considerable value on aspects of the treatment process.

More generally, however, it seemed difficult for people to incorporate the little drinks into 'meals' and therefore to define them as foods.

(Consultant, Ash) It seemed difficult for staff to remember that the terrain of the ward and its habits and processes which were so familiar to them were alien to family carers, who were often unable to understand what was happening to their relative.

It would seem difficult for the government to change that policy.

An admission of this kind is, it seems, difficult for an audience to take seriously.