Sentence examples for a difficult path ahead from inspiring English sources

In 2010, the overwhelmed Pollution Control Board in the Indian state of Gujarat faced a difficult path ahead.

Reuters reports him saying there is a difficult path ahead but that he is convinced Italy's future is in Europe.

Though neither the government nor the disparate Syrian opposition seemed willing to condemn the deal in its infancy, the bloodshed and recriminations augured a difficult path ahead for a government that has relied almost exclusively on violence to crush the uprising and an opposition that has yet to forcefully exert itself.

"The ARAF has a difficult path ahead in trying to return to international athletics," added Isinbayeva.

The bill still has a difficult path ahead to clear the Assembly before it would then go to the Senate, which has been welcoming to previous attempts to expand the scope of practice for nurse practitioners.

We have received a great deal of interest and positive feedback, but we saw a long and difficult path ahead to build ccLoop into a large business.

But Maria Ramos, who just moved her office from the former to the latter, has a much longer and more difficult path ahead of her.

While the long-expected accord was hailed as the first major advance in nearly two years of talks, the frequent delays and tortured negotiations that preceded it signaled the difficult path ahead to reach a lasting peace.

The upbeat tone of the president's address belied the difficult path ahead for Democrats.

The most difficult path ahead will be grappling with the emotions, and guilt, over Christina's death, her husband, Bill Hileman, said Tuesday.

Mr. Obama won handily in North Carolina — by 14 points — but even so, Mrs. Clinton said, "it's full speed on to the White House": She made glancing reference to the difficult path ahead and Mr. Obama's numerical and financial advantages entering the final month of the primary season.