Sentence examples for a difficult statement to make 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.

That's a difficult argument to make.

It was a significant statement to make.

"The team have done a great job in producing a quality magazine over the years, so it's been a difficult decision to make this proposal," the statement read.

It's a difficult one to make.

Basildon and Brentwood CCG said in a statement: "The CCG has had difficult decisions to make to ensure that it meets its statutory obligations.

Owner Jerry Jones said in a statement that it was "extremely difficult" to make a decision announced just as free agency opened Tuesday.

In a democracy it is more difficult to make absolute statements about justice or morality; it is easier to see other perspectives and grant them equivalence.

But if it is difficult to make a statement with a £1,000 bag other than "I have more money than sense", the possibilities for self-expression offered by contemporary fashion jewellery, to both designer and wearer, are a lot more exciting.

"It's not cool to be involved with politics," he said, "and it's difficult to make a statement.

In the more complicated case of clays it is difficult to make a statement about the extent of additional interference by dissolved silica.