Sentence examples for a difficult state from inspiring English sources

Such a simple word, such a difficult state to achieve.

"This is a difficult state for a candidate such as ours," Dees said.

Because of the open primary, Wisconsin is a difficult state to poll.

Like the last state profiled in this series, Wisconsin, Oregon is a difficult state to pin down politically.

If Virginia becomes slightly Democratic-leaning, it could be a difficult state for Republicans to win back.

Towards the end of the series her character experiences a manic episode – a difficult state to portray without risking cartoonishness.

"I thought, here's a woman in a very difficult state to be a strong woman, who seems to be willing to work in a bipartisan way.

There is a perception that Haryana is a particularly difficult state to be a woman in — in terms of gender ratio and crimes against women.

"He has demonstrated, when he stepped into government in a very difficult state, that he could work in a difficult partisan environment, take some good conservative ideas, like private health insurance, and apply them to the need to have everyone insured," DeMint said.

The world was, and still is today, in a pretty difficult state whether it was peace or war," Shrubbs said.

Later, when asked why Michigan seemed to be proving a more difficult state for him to win than expected, Mr. Romney again returned to the Santorum "robocalls".