Sentence examples for a particularly difficult work from inspiring English sources

After a particularly difficult work day, I took a detour to Leisure Village.

And there's nothing better than a toddler's or a teenager's view on whatever particularly difficult work problem you're wrestling with.

As Healey reflected in his memoirs: "It was never easy working with the Liberals… I found it particularly difficult working with their economic spokesman, John Pardoe; he was robust and intelligent enough, but sometimes I felt he was simply Denis Healey with no redeeming features".

"It's a particularly difficult sample to work with".

The rest of the prison is secure with all prisoners in locked in cells". Later, he added: "The situation at the prison remains contained and is in the process of being resolved". Mr Rolfe described Swaleside as "a particularly difficult place to work" because of an "acute staff shortfall" and high levels of violence.

People without a college degree are having a particularly difficult time finding work, but they're not the only demographic hard hit by the crisis.

Despite Tinder's attempts to warm the cockles of our hearts with love stories on Twitter most of us don't want to answer the question "How did you meet" by saying "Actually, I was doing a particularly difficult poo at work, had some time on my hands, and after dismissing around 300 others, I swiped on a picture of your daughter's face.

Even as more workers are delaying retirement to extend their earning years and build up their savings, those who were laid off during the recession and afterward have had a particularly difficult time finding new work.

Rye, which is a particularly difficult grain for distillers to work with because of its tendency to stick to the still walls and burn, is often produced on a contract basis.

The teenagers staffing the post slid their eyes down the long list of names as though working a particularly difficult problem on an AP statistics test.

Then he waits until Rapha is working on a particularly difficult problem and uses the opportunity to explore the house.