Sentence examples for support finding it difficult from inspiring English sources

However, they spent a large proportion of their time discussing barriers to accessing this support, finding it difficult to trust professionals who they perceived to have the power to hospitalise them and question their ability to parent their child.

All the carers whose children were not participating in support groups mentioned that they would have preferred their children to participate in support groups but they were finding it difficult to raise the bus fares; hence, the lack of bus fare acted as a major hindrance on children's access to and participation in support groups.

A Facebook community project called Fuelling Connections hopes to change that by offering support for those who are finding it difficult to pay their heating bills.

Still, the spokesperson who took my call at the Department for Work and Pensions says: "It's only right that we look at new ways to target support to people who are finding it difficult to get a job.

"What we need right now is a respite, a bit of support from government, because we're finding it difficult to cope with free, and to compete with free, and to make an investment in a business when you've got no guarantee of return".

A decade later with roles of fathers evolving to take on more aspects of complex health, medical and nursing care, the picture appears to have changed for the fathers in the current study, with fathers taking a prominent role and some finding it difficult to access support that met their particular needs as carers.

Not surprisingly, young people in China are finding it difficult living in the city.

Once in hospital, doctors are finding it difficult to discharge patients because the support services in the community needed for the most vulnerable are not available.

He was finding it difficult to breathe.

I was finding it difficult to breathe.

His father seemed to be finding it difficult to concentrate.