Sentence examples for a difficult solution to from inspiring English sources

While the practicalities of implementing such a levy may make it a difficult solution to put into practice, campaigners fight on, bolstered by the new German government's commitment to abolish tax exemption for aviation fuel and UK government support for a globally agreed tax.

But, Mr Cowen says, this is a difficult solution to adopt in practice, not least because rampant bank failures will cause substantial pain among taxpayers at large.It's a compelling story, but Mr Cowen appears to leave one important cog in the inequality-crisis mechanism underexplored.

But nobody seems to be talking about an obvious (if difficult) solution to at least part of the problem Pakistan finds itself in currently -- solving the Kashmir problem once and for all.

His fudged solution – "to make the best of a difficult solution" – was to add a flat-rate housing allowance of 10 shillings (50p) to contributory unemployment benefit.

This is, as he confesses, a difficult solution of the case to maintain, for one might ask where the words get their signification if not from the conventions of the language?

Unless the US is willing to embrace difficult solutions to a complex problem, there will be no true immigration reform.

A technique that combines a raising of the valley and lowering of the hill is an ideal solution to a difficult problem.

"This agreement reaffirms our commitment to New York and is a win-win solution to a difficult office space problem facing both of our firms and the city," said Richard S. Fuld, chairman of Lehman Brothers, which expects to move into the tower early next year.

A phenomenon of learned helplessness, typical for depression, defined by psychologists and sociologists, involves the fact that the sick person cannot find a solution to a difficult situation, excluding orientation on the task [ 23].

"It's a reasonable solution to a difficult problem, how to get all our accused tried in the time available".

But if the justification for following the law in this case was simply that this provided a convenient solution to a difficult question, that itself raises moral questions.