Sentence examples for a difficult town from inspiring English sources

When the narrator tells us that Musa Qala fell to the Taliban again earlier this year, who could help but wonder when and why British troops had returned to such a difficult town?

It is going to be a difficult time for the town.

The Environment Agency is led by a man - Lord Smith - who's enraged many by suggesting that he and his staff faced a difficult choice between protecting town or country and front rooms or farmland.

As to why "Martin Guerre" never made it to New York, Sir Cameron said that musical, which received poor reviews out of town, was a difficult challenge.

Especially within New York City, where every species has to confront an array of environmental assaults, from poor air quality to polluted water, determining the relative effect of the latest toxin in town is a difficult science.

College towns present a difficult alchemy for someone trying to build a community and scene there's a fresh crop of new students every four years and not too many people stick around for the long haul.

"It's a difficult job being prime minister," says town councillor and former mayor Martin Jarratt, who has met Cameron several times.

AT DUSK on Friday night, at the end of a difficult week in the east Texas town of Jasper, 80 or so boys were playing basketball in the park.

Several months later, her husband told her by telephone that he had arranged passage through the Iranian-Pakistani border town of Zahedan, a difficult and dangerous route that traverses desert and drug-trafficking terrain.

They said she was out campaigning for Congress while the town was undergoing a difficult revaluation that had to be redone when officials discovered that the tax assessor had undervalued homes that had been upgraded.

Leyton Orient manager Russell Slade told BBC London 94.9: "It's been a busy and big week for us after a late night on Tuesday [away at Shrewsbury Town] on a difficult surface so it was good to be at home.