51.   He is finding it harder to work his way open, and is doing more fading away than attacking the basket.

52.   He does decent work, but I am finding it harder to work with him.

53.   He may find it harder to stay popular once he is governing in earnest.

54.   He may find it harder to maintain the same visibility he has in the Senate.

55.   In a democratic Mexico, the new president will be more constrained by his local constituencies and Washington will find it harder to get its way.

56.   In addition, those who are illiterate in their native language find it harder to learn another language.

57.   In real life, scientists are finding it harder to get money to research widespread diseases such as AIDS, much less exotic ones like Ebola.

58.   In recent years, however, conservative Democrats have found it harder to live within their party.

59.   It found it harder to finance bids for large power projects than its larger rivals.

60.   Kim is limited by law from running for a second term, but he may now find it harder to govern in his final year.