Sentence examples for a big and difficult from inspiring English sources

Of course I would but whether the RFU part ways with Stuart Lancaster is a big and difficult decision," he wrote in a column in the Daily Mail.

"But Manchester United are playing well too, they've just beaten Juventus away so it's always a big and difficult game against them.

Reuters video of the scene at the train station, subtitled and posted online by the American-financed news network Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, showed the anti-corruption blogger telling his supporters, "We have a big and difficult electoral campaign in front of us, seven weeks of nonstop work, and this is only the beginning".

The "meaning" is a big and difficult question, and there will be a race to see who can best define it.

#gamergate asks a very big and difficult question of the games industry, not its fans or its journalists.

But a spokesman for Boeing said there were no plans for another such evaluation, saying it was "difficult to measure individuals in such a big company and difficult to implement over the long term".

He was a big threat and difficult to mark".

Fleetwood chairman Andy Pilley admitted Vardy would be a big loss and difficult to replace, but also said that he could not stand in his way of playing at a higher level.

Books like "The Information" and "London Fields" are purposefully big and difficult in a way that bespeaks literary importance, a concept the elder Amis fought against with a conviction unusual in a Major British Author.

"I think Ed has shown in 18 months a willingness to engage on the big and difficult arguments that the country desperately needs," he said.

Hans Vonk helped open Lincoln Center Festival 2000 last week, conducting the New York Philharmonic in an excellent performance of Messiaen's big and difficult "Eclairs sur l'Au-Dela".