Sentence examples for A difficult job for from inspiring English sources

In Taiwan, the classification of real problems of children with appropriate occupational therapy is a difficult job for the therapist.

Although it may seem simple, measuring rainfall worldwide has proven to be a difficult job for scientists.

Surely it is essential, albeit a difficult job, for mainstream politicians to confront the untruths, not pander to them?

Holloway, already serving a two-match touchline ban for comments about officials, admitted that it was a "difficult job" for referees.

He has known it would be a difficult job for anyone taking over this club in the past couple of years.

"Running a city is a difficult job for any man and certainly you want to do things for the city that inspire hope," he said, referring to Mr. Davis.

Even in a difficult job market for lawyers, Supreme Court clerks command enormous payments for just joining private firms.

People recognise that he's been doing a difficult job well for six years and it's a deserved honour". Elsewhere in the list, the 31-man squad that won the World Cup last month is also honoured.

I am trying to take things more in stride, but doing so can be a very difficult job for a driven entrepreneur.

And that was a very difficult job for me as a DJ, but one where I thought, fuck it, I'll give it a go, it's a challenge and I'll accept it.

"I think, otherwise, it's going to be a very difficult job for anyone who takes it without the backing, if you like, of these people.