Sentence examples for a difficult discussion to from inspiring English sources

His advice to fellow floundering writers is: "I find it a very good plan, when I cannot get a difficult discussion to please me, to fancy that someone comes into the room and asks me what I am doing, then try at once and explain to the imaginary person what it is all about".

While technology can help 'lighten up' the administrative burden, a key challenge for this group is to tackle the pervasive zero-sum thinking which makes collaborative and alternative approaches to legal services delivery a difficult discussion to have.

This may be a very difficult discussion to have, but believe me, it is much better to get these issues aired at the start.

One tactic to keep a difficult discussion from stalling is to clarify with the other party what standards are being applied.

I say no". "After a difficult discussion, they went back to Paris.

So, next time you know you need to have a difficult discussion with a colleague, it might be better to do it in a foreign language.

If he has to have a difficult discussion with somebody he does so in the privacy of his office.

He has used the phrase "flat out" before - the last time on February 25 when, exasperated by questioning in the House of Commons, he attempted to forestall a difficult discussion about Iraq by telling everybody he was working flat out.

It is going to be a difficult discussion between myself and Peter because his feeling is we shouldn't use any of them and I am going to be tempted to say I want to use quite a few of them".

As more states legalize, there is going to be a difficult discussion about how we open up adult use while making sure we take care of the patients that need these products as medicine.

If peace is to be realized, the U.S. must have a difficult discussion with Israel.