Sentence examples for a time of difficult from inspiring English sources

Their short sojourn, whatever else it is, will be a time of difficult conversations.

But it's clear Crimmins thinks comedians should provide more than just laughs – especially in a time of difficult political choices such as this one.

In a statement last week, the president of the Menil Foundation's board, Louisa Stude Sarofim, said Mr. Rifkin had been "a superb director" who served during "a time of difficult transition".

Michael Wolosin, who directs research and policy at the consulting firm Climate Advisers, said the funding amounts to a "very real and sustained increase in international climate finance by the United States... even in a time of difficult fiscal pressures".

The latest administration action occurred at a time of difficult negotiations to get a United Nations Security Council resolution to tighten economic sanctions on Iran unless it stops enriching uranium, which the West contends is part of a plan to make nuclear weapons.

"The most important thing is they show a unified front when they do play and that they support the manager through what is a time of difficult decisions," said Le Saux, who is a club ambassador.

On the other hand, Mr. Powell, a former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was said to be sympathetic to the Pentagon view that it would be dangerous to dilute American authority over the occupation at a time of such difficult security conditions.

The organisation existed during a time of very difficult challenges coming from different sides.

Writer Joaquim Manuel de Macedo said that "the marquis of Paraná was a politician well suited to the great State crises, and to a time of most difficult and contentious political strife".

Where to find such resources at a time of crisis is a difficult but key issue – one requiring political will and vision.

At a time of brutal cuts and heartbreakingly difficult decisions for councils?