Sentence examples for a bunch of difficult from inspiring English sources

This will involve a bunch of difficult questions, the answers to most of which are not knowable in advance, and on which they will struggle to get independent advice (many intermediaries get paid more for selling higher-charging products).

He said home insurance policies contained "a bunch of subterfuges" difficult for laymen or lawyers to comprehend.

That leaves a bunch of folks in a difficult situation.

This is in reflection that the concept of a series LLC where one series organization can create a bunch of protected series is difficult enough by itself.

WHAT'S a government to do when faced with a bunch of undesirables whose guilt is difficult to prove in a court of justice?

The anxieties of presenting your work to a bunch of strangers can make it difficult to rest in your own bed, much less in a strange hotel.

"He segregated the federal work force," Painter said, "and segregation meant expulsion, so he fired a bunch of people and made it extremely difficult for educated black people in Washington to get jobs".

He attended the University of Havana but refused to defend his dissertation before a "bunch of donkeys". Thereafter, he found it difficult to find suitable employment and sometimes was forced to rely on family and friends for financial support.

"He segregated the federal work force," Painter said, "and segregation meant expulsion, so he fired a bunch of people and made it extremely difficult for educated black people in Washington to get jobs". Wilson's racism extended to his scholarly work, including "A History of the American People," published in 1902, in which he wrote glowingly of the cause of the Ku Klux Klan.

There was rich irony in that, for 44 minutes City had resembled a bunch of fumbling schoolboys and it was difficult to see them leaving west London with anything other than a dispiriting defeat, one that might have ratcheted up further the pressure on the manager, Roberto Mancini.

"They are a bunch of big men who make it difficult for you and there is no right or wrong way to play football," he added.