Sentence examples for a difficult event from inspiring English sources

Why choose such a difficult event?

This makes it a difficult event to criticise.

"The marathon is a difficult event," Gomes said through an interpreter.

What lessons in healing from a difficult event has your community learned in the past that might offer ideas?

The World Cup can be a difficult event to sell to British punters, positioned as it between the two highlights of the domestic season over jumps.

The Tour de France, which charges no admission fee and is raced on public roads, has always been a difficult event to police.

You could, for instance, write a letter to a person or people in the past who hurt you or experienced an difficult event with you.

Bruce Hoffman, a terrorism expert at Georgetown University, said that a marathon was a particularly difficult event to secure.

"It's a very difficult event," Robles, a Cuban, said.

Cameron said: These were terrible floods and it was a very difficult event but the resilience of people here in Norfolk must be praised.

KB: It was a very difficult event in Vegas last week, the track was quite short so the lap times for qualifying were really close, and it ended up being a very tight race in the end, but it was a lot of fun.