Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Madam President, I have a very difficult name and am used to the fact that people find it difficult to pronounce.
• With so many options to choose from, people find it very difficult to choose at all.
• Michel, I'm not criticizing, much less condemning the people who find it difficult to enjoy life.
• The electoral system in our democracies is organised in such a way that young people find it extremely difficult to assert themselves.
• Sometimes people find it very difficult to say no to me.
• It is hardly surprising, when our Prime Minister denies that a Constitution for the EU has any constitutional implications, that people find it rather difficult to trust him.
• The Mari people find it difficult to receive education in their own language, as Mari schools have been closed and there are not enough schools or universities.
• Still, sometimes people find it difficult to let go of those strategies.

• What I find particularly difficult is the issue of what do we talk about and what do we not?
• It's a concept I find difficult to believe.
• Many comments have been made, which I find difficult to address, although I have taken note of them all for personal use.
• However, the report also contains wordings that I find difficult to support, including the proposal to appoint a special EU representative with the responsibility to 'ensure visibility and leadership on children's rights'.
• The Lambert report I find difficult to support.
• However, what I find more difficult is to understand why Parliament has changed the text in such a way that subscribers are not similarly empowered and informed when it comes to the privacy of their personal data.
• It is essential to be clear about this; otherwise we shall go round in circles and persist in attitudes that I find difficult to understand.
• However, what I find difficult to accept is being criticised for things that I have never said and that are not written in my proposal.