Sentence examples similar to a difficult atmosphere and from inspiring English sources

Tricky family politics can often cause unease and create a difficult atmosphere.

But in the past few years with the rise of racist attitudes and with such a difficult atmosphere in the NHS (low morale, our training suffering, dissatisfied patients sometimes becoming aggressive) I may well decide with my partner to join my many British colleagues already in Australia, feeling valued as professionals and loving it.

Rodgers also used local youngster Jon Flanagan ahead of Aly Cissokho and he coped well in a difficult atmosphere.

I would think tomorrow would be a difficult atmosphere but we're going to have around 45,000 supporters and they've got a chance to make it a great atmosphere against Arsenal".

It was a difficult atmosphere in which to develop young talent, but there were multiple performances.

A member of the Iranian delegation has accused negotiators from the so-called P5+1 group – the US, Russia, China, France, Britain and Germany – of creating a "difficult atmosphere".

We played in a difficult atmosphere with almost no support," said Villas-Boas.

He said he had learned from his 2006 experience in Germany, adding: "It was a difficult atmosphere to be in".

Speaking to the BBC's Kamal Ahmed, Mr McEwan explained the new direction for the bank amid a difficult atmosphere for banking generally.

"In the draw we face one of the hosts, Ukraine, which will be a difficult atmosphere to replicate, but looking at the styles of France and Sweden I feel these games are a good preparation for us".

I played a number of times against French players here in difficult atmospheres and I managed OK".