Sentence examples for a difficult bunch from inspiring English sources

Scientists are a difficult bunch to convince.

The hard-core poor are a more difficult bunch, but probably need training programmes to help them improve their employability.

But, unless the published polls are wildly inaccurate, a re-elected Turnbull government would be dependent on the Senate votes from the Nick Xenophon Team as well as a number of a difficult-to-predict bunch of Senate independents, possibly including Pauline Hanson, Jacqui Lambie, Derryn Hinch and Bob Day, which doesn't exactly look like smooth sailing.

That leaves a bunch of folks in a difficult situation.

I n 1995, Rebecca Escalante arrived in Dodge City from Texas with a bunch of children, a high energy level, and no more patience for a difficult marriage.

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).

Just kidding, what we're actually saying is that he does a whole bunch of awesome, difficult things and makes them look simple.

And even though the cast's credentials read like those of a group for whom a reality show would seem a bit pedestrian compared with their real-life accomplishments, finding so distinguished a bunch was not difficult.

It's this insight that makes marketing an art, and makes deciding on your marketing mix a lot more difficult than simply throwing a whole bunch of money at it.

It becomes very problematic and difficult to change things a whole bunch right in the middle of it".

This is difficult because these jokers are a slippery bunch.