Sentence examples for a difficult deal from inspiring English sources

Was that a difficult deal?

It's a difficult deal but let's see.

But the disturbing realities of the global arms trade mean it would always have been a difficult deal to close.

Yes, especially in a tournament, you are lucky if you play a difficult deal against weak opponents.

"I was actually surprised we were the first to reach out to Golden," he said as if he felt fortunate to have completed a difficult deal.

Always the consummate attorney, Ed's unfailing sense of humor, "Get my coat, I'm leaving," and biting wit closed many a difficult deal.

"Novell is a very difficult deal to get done; there's a lot of moving parts," said Mark Schappel, a Benchmark Company senior software analyst.

She added, "That was a very difficult deal for me to sign — I lived in a pretty house with a pretty garden; I wrote about upscale things".

Harm to Democrats' Morale Nevertheless, this will be an extremely difficult deal for Mr. Obama to sell to Democratic voters, and with good reason.

In exchange for a guilty plea, the judge suspended their potential one-year sentence as long as they left the state for 25 years a difficult deal the Lovings agreed to.

It was an emotional response at the start of a difficult discussion dealing with many people's careers and livelihoods.