Sentence examples for a difficult case for from inspiring English sources

"I think this is a difficult case for public policy," he told the justices, "but is not a difficult case for legal doctrine".

But it will still be a difficult case for Mrs. Merkel to sell domestically.

But some scholars warn that may be a difficult case for the United States to make.

No bribery charge or quid pro quo is specified, which is always a difficult case for prosecutors to prove.

Brad Hintz, analyst at Sanford C Bernstein, said: "This is a difficult case for the SEC to win.

Preet Bharara, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, acknowledged that "this was a difficult case for a number of reasons".

Mrs. Reynolds has had surgery for a difficult case of arthritis.

We also present a difficult case study for solution multiplicity in catalytic pellets.

"It's a very difficult case for a number of reasons; not the least is the nebulous nature of the charges and the inherently difficult issues when you're talking about a person executing his First Amendment right to promote a particular politician," said Michael D. Monico, a former federal prosecutor who is now a criminal defense lawyer in Chicago.

She too was a difficult case, deeply admired for her valiant response to her illness, but to campaign insiders "an abusive, intrusive, paranoid, condescending crazy woman".

"It was a very difficult case for the jury," said a lawyer for Mr. Beare and Mr. Gaffney, Andres F. Alonso, who plans to appeal.