Sentence examples for a difficult context from inspiring English sources

"This case arises in a difficult context after a terrible tragedy.

"It's quite a difficult context right now and it will remain like that for a couple of months," said the EU official.

The study team recognizes these challenges and commends the government, international and national organizations, and the donors for working to find solutions in such a difficult context.

She is a seasoned politician who has fought tirelessly within a difficult context for the rights of middle class New Yorkers as well as the city's economic future.

"In a difficult context, this experience shows the power of using the latest technologies to gather and analyse data across wide areas," he added.

These important developments took place in a difficult context with a multiplicity of donors and NGOs and a weak government in the form of UNMIK.

While our self-made scores aren't a perfect measure, they do shine a light on an interesting story: more and more, the richest people in the country have worked hard, in an incredibly difficult context, to earn a spot in the Forbes 400.

"It is a very difficult context in which to behave well," says Jacques Herzog, "without also losing your own identity".

On top of that, unemployment is high and people are anxious — a very difficult context in which to be re-elected.

This is an incredibly difficult context against which to be talking about any significant tax cuts or indeed spending rises.

The Dodgers are employing that same strategy in a much more difficult context.