Sentence examples for a difficult statement from inspiring English sources

This may seem a difficult statement to make, after Friday's disappointing jobs report, which showed that the domestic economy produced just 69,000 new jobs in May, roughly 90,000 fewer than were expected.

This is a difficult statement to accept since Mr. McCain has taken the old party line of teaching intelligent design in public schools, support of conservative judges, being a military hawk, and the list goes on.

Mr. President, I said at the outset that this was a very difficult statement to write and deliver.

Stephenson was facing the prospect of a difficult Commons statement by Theresa May, the home secretary, and anxiety expressed by the deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, about confidence in the Met because of the failure to tackle the scandal.

Mean statement difficulty ranged from P = 0.29 (statement 6) to P = 0.80 (statement 1), which means that, on average, only 29% of students answered the most difficult statement correctly, while 80% answered the least difficult statement correctly.

Statement 1 failed to meet our original cutoff for statement discrimination (D > 0.20), probably because it is the least difficult statement in the instrument.

GLAAD officials said the decision to withdraw "Bohemian Rhapsody" from consideration was a "difficult" one in a statement sent to HuffPost.

Foreign ministers have a difficult job because their statements need to be weighed for both their domestic and international political impact.

The German embassy in Kabul said in a statement: "After a difficult way to Germany in the hands of people smugglers they realised their future is in Afghanistan and that they are needed in their home country".

A written statement is a "difficult to score" tool, because of the heterogeneity of responses.

"As you know," they said in a statement, "this is a difficult group of people to manage.