Sentence examples for was difficult to have from inspiring English sources

Mr. Spano, after leaving court with a smile, said it was difficult to have brought shame to his family.

"I grew up in Cheshire, where it was difficult to have access to information about feminism," she recalls.

On Saturday evening in Fort Yates, half an hour south of the camps, longtime friends from Standing Rock said it was difficult to have faith in the chairman.

"It was very difficult to play, it was difficult to have a big serve because when you threw the ball up it was tough to control.

For me as a Roma woman it was difficult to have a voice both in society and in the Roma community that I am part of.

"The Secretary said that it was difficult to have a Listening Tour in Baltimore without his son's involvement as his son was the largest employer in Maryland," Cruciani wrote.

It is difficult to have hope.

It's difficult to have honest conversations about revenge.

"It's difficult to have a common language," Eiko said.

Rhona McKail It's difficult to have a plan.

But it would have been difficult to have chosen a more formidable or polarizing quest.