Sentence examples for a particularly difficult phase from inspiring English sources

DETROIT — The Ford Motor Company earned bragging rights as the only American carmaker to avoid bankruptcy, but now its chief executive, Alan R. Mulally, faces a particularly difficult phase of his turnaround effort.

In 1998, after a particularly difficult phase of cross-border shelling, the state government of Indian-administered-Kashmir Indian-administered-Kashmir Indian-administered-Kashmirlprovided build 6,000 bunkers, like the one Mr. Deedar lived in, to protect themselves.

Tsunami recovery efforts, he said, are at a particularly difficult transition phase where planning for long-term reconstruction in the different countries is nearly finalized but is still far from being implemented.

This class of dynamos has been successful in explaining many large-scale solar cycle features, including a particularly difficult one – the correct phase relationship between the equatorward-migrating sunspot belt and the poleward drifting large-scale, diffuse fields.

The evolution of the elaborate instincts of animals and the puzzling problem of the evolution of social insects that developed sterile neuter castes, proved to be a particularly difficult issue for Darwin in the manuscript phase of his work and needed some account (chp. 7).

A particularly difficult 5CSRTT training step for mice is the switching from the 4-sec to the 2-sec stimulus duration phase.

Mr. Huntsman has a particularly difficult challenge.

Pakistan poses a particularly difficult problem.

Facebook is in a particularly difficult predicament.

And it is a particularly difficult impasse.

That makes this a particularly difficult conflict to resolve.