Sentence examples for very difficult to cope from inspiring English sources

These are all very difficult to cope with.

Susan is finding it very, very difficult to cope, and to stay calm.

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

Now every fucker's got these things and I find it very difficult to cope with that".

Mark Hughes, the Stoke manager, admitted his players found it "very difficult to cope" with Spurs and suggested that Pochettino's team could yet overhaul Leicester.

It was a massive wrench because politics had been my life and I found not being involved very difficult to cope with.

I found that really difficult to cope with," says Campbell.

Try not to approach shy individuals in groups of your friends, because many shy people find it very awkward and difficult to cope with so many new people at once and may be intimidated by you.

Because different formal methods focus on different aspects of systems, only one single method is still difficult to cope very well with the posed challenge.

He said customers were "finding it difficult to cope on very tight budgets".

"It may seem like a trivial matter," he said in a phone interview Wednesday, "except that some courses, like some math courses, run on a very tight schedule, and it is difficult to cope with the loss of one class period".