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The music starts , but I find it hard to think of Beethoven 's detestation of all tyranny over the human mind when the man next to me is a dead ringer for my dentist . Unemployment rates of about 20 % in the East , combined with the German insistence on proper qualifications ( even restaurant waiters undergo lengthy training ) , make it hard to find a steady job . Sampson is launching the program to provide opportunities to the many Baltimore residents with criminal records or drug abuse histories that make it hard to find good jobs . I find it hard to think that the Minister really feels that this clause is ethically justified , but if he does , it would be helpful if he explained why . Most find it hard to think of the difference they can make putting their mind to things . The people who work at these stores are a special breed of shark ; they work you hard to take their deal . Nowadays , our busy schedules make it hard to find time to take care of ourselves by eating healthfully and exercising . However , because of the difficulty in finding qualified replacements and because of the additional burden on colleagues , faculty members often find it hard to honor a mid-semester request for jury duty . The same data flow problems that make it hard to find the start of a block when reading also make it hard to write the data and identifying information in sync . Moscow seems unwilling to consider the compromises necessary to reach a settlement , while divisions among the Chechens make it hard to find a representative interlocutor . The price tag for our panic about overall crime has grown so monumental that even law-and-order zealots find it hard to defend .