Did you find, it difficult?

You'll find it difficult to meet her requirements.

We find it difficult to decide which one to buy.

I find it difficult to express my meaning in words.

It is difficult to find suitable guardians for these adolescents.

Did you find it difficult to care for a blind man?

Miss Sullivan, I find it difficult to talk through those glasses.

I find it difficult to do all this work in a day.

It is difficult for them to find time for personal and leisure activities.

The police find it very difficult to investigate because gangs are often involved.

If the King wants to find a good weapon, it isn't very difficult.

It's very difficult to find me.

But imagine how difficult it would be to find that tumor in this dense breast.

If the family's poor, they find it difficult to visit, and gradually the relationship breaks down.

Perpetrators easily cooperate across borders while law enforcement agencies often find it difficult to do so.

I find this book is very difficult to read.

That shouldn't be a very difficult neighborhood to find.

When they leave the institution, they find it really difficult to cope and to integrate into society.

Which means that it is irreducibly difficult to find out how it will really behave, and whether it matches our physical universe.

I bought that last year. They're very difficult to find.

You find the richness of your surroundings... makes conversation difficult?

This is difficult for SMEs, because they operate in isolation and therefore find it difficult to integrate into global trade and to access fast growing export markets.

His wife and 4 year old child find it even more difficult to gain access to the premises.

Without that, vulnerable democracies will find it extremely difficult to launch and sustain effective negotiations with armed groups.

Once out of work it is more difficult for women than for men to find a new job.

It is intended to support the most vulnerable individuals and families, who find themselves in difficult living situations.

Often government or donor funded support agencies find it difficult to establish full or partial cost sharing practices.

Cooperatives find it difficult and confusing being governed according to different provisions of numerous laws, decrees and regulations.

Great Gracchus, I find it difficult to hate... but there's one man I can't think of without fuming.

With a rich husband and this year's clothes... you won't find it difficult to make some new friends.

It has become extremely difficult and it seems not possible to find a feasible and practical way to prepare for the Convention.

It is also becoming more difficult for an entrant in the upstream market to find outlets for its product.

Weaker exporters find it increasingly difficult to compete in world markets which are becoming ever more sophisticated and demanding.

38. To date it has proven difficult to find suitable and effective protection of United Nations personnel in Tajikistan.

Maurice dear, this is the first love letter I ever wrote in my life, and I find it difficult.

Not the last. Yes, that's difficult to find a card here.

Truth is difficult to find at the bottom of a well.

It's less difficult to find a groom for a working girl

Well, I don't think they'll find that too difficult... do you?

And plants sometimes find it rather difficult to move because there might be cities and other things in the way.

3.4 The author complains that because he has a criminal record it is difficult for him to find a job.

Peacekeeping missions may, however, find it difficult to translate their humanitarian role into the actions that are required of them.

The current view of WHO was that most countries would find it difficult, if not impossible, to meet those conditions.

And to find a starry sky like this is even more difficult.

If you find a bad wife and get married to her, then it will certainly be difficult to be happy later.