I find it difficult to believe.

He might not find that very difficult.

Most people find this difficult to do.

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

I find it difficult to express my meaning in words.

Europe, for instance, will find it increasingly difficult to export.

People living in other industrialized countries find this difficult to understand.

It is not difficult to find examples to back up such assertions.

But it is difficult to find many other instances of its success.

Today, it is difficult to find a single environmentalist who still backs the policy.

Bush will find it especially difficult to change his policy with respect to Iran.

In many countries, however, political parties find it difficult even to contemplate such debates.

When alternatives become difficult to find, the compensation requested for accepting an illegal transaction falls.

Yet it remains difficult to find to find good analysis on next steps that need to be taken to address the impasse on the Peninsula.

Some institutions use normal serum albumin, but it is costly and can be difficult to find.

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.

Indeed, the global economy in 2013 could be a very difficult environment in which to find shelter.

But experts find it difficult to specify the long run implications of this for the energy market.

If there is a more complicated neighborhood in the world, it would be difficult to find it.

As a result, China will find it more difficult to exclude the US from Asia s security arrangements.

Economists of different persuasions find it difficult to reach a consensus about the necessity of any policy.

Many practitioners, however, are either unaware of these proposals for action or find them difficult to understand.

All governments will find themselves exposed to a new type of threat that will be difficult to counter.

Likewise, without government capacity, regulation and enforcement do not work properly, so businesses find it difficult to operate.

PARIS To find a glimmer of hope on the Israel Palestine question has become difficult, if not impossible.

It is difficult to find qualified judges, and once found, they frequently do not want to be considered.

For example, they usually find it difficult to jump between species, because they would have to change their structure.

But delay only offers more room for Kostunica to find ways to make a Security Council decision more difficult.

Chinese growth has been stellar, but many investors find it difficult to put their money directly in the economy.

Whenever a firm chooses to evade, it becomes increasingly difficult to find a vendor willing to engage in legal transactions.

Priority 2 Web developers should satisfy these requirements, otherwise some groups will find it difficult to access the Web content.

When Amin began recruiting military officers for the PDPA, it was not difficult for him to find disgruntled military officers.

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.

If he wins a second term, he is likely to find it increasingly difficult to win by playing not to lose.

In the current climate, many businesses will find it difficult to avoid becoming stuck between a rock and a hard place.

The pessimists mainly Russian historians claimed that Russia would find it difficult, if not impossible, to overcome its legacy of autocracy.

Indeed, East Asian countries may find it difficult to conduct candid surveillance of one another s policies and enforce firm policy conditionality.

An ariel view of demonstrators gathering in Ramsis by basboussa1As the gatherings get bigger, some find it difficult to catch up.

Eduardo, I have a problem, I am get very distracted and sometimes I find it very difficult to follow a conversation.

So authors and designers looking for GUI based tools for their work find it difficult to follow the semantic web method.

They could try to seek opportunities elsewhere, but would find the transition too difficult and return to their place of belonging.

If we want to engage someone in the process of opening boxes to try and find pies, we want to make sure it's neither too easy, nor too difficult, to find a pie.

Pakistan might find it extremely difficult to reconcile the security of its Chinese ally with its de facto proxy war with India.

Given Italy s almost perfect bicameralism, this means that the new government will find it very difficult to function even under ideal circumstances.