Sentence examples for a difficult course of action from inspiring English sources

Appraisal is a difficult course of action.

Noting that taking cover was a difficult course of action, he said: "The U.N. is working in the field, on the ground, and cannot be barricaded from where the work is taking place.

"The continuing weakness in market conditions is one of the main reasons why we are setting out on this difficult course of action.

Ethical dilemmas occur when physicians have to choose between at least two alternative and equally difficult courses of actions.

There is currently no widely accepted definition of perceived difficulty, but it has been described as being experienced when a decision maker finds it difficult to choose a certain course of action, or when it is unclear which course of action best meets a decision makers' goals [ 2].

Any concession at all is to be, if not admired, at least understood as a difficult and possibly disastrous course of action.

"Without a review of the lease, it would be difficult and imprudent to suggest a course of action," Mr. Gulielmetti said.

Integrated water-resource management (IWRM) is a preferred course of action in dealing with the complex and difficult problems of all the varieties of water management in Afghanistan.

But the sailing isn't as smooth this time around, the AP notes, because of intra-party splits: The wave of Tea Party congressmen voted into office in November 2010 largely oppose sweeping federal laws, which makes it more difficult for Republicans to unite around a course of action.

But Ms Brown told the tribunal that officials advised her that sacking him would be difficult - and that investigating the claims against Mr Williams followed by a disciplinary process was a better course of action.

A statement by which to determine a course of action.