Sentence examples for a very difficult history from inspiring English sources

We understand that some of the violence that takes place in poor black neighborhoods around the country is born out of a very violent past in this country, and that the poverty and dysfunction that we see in those communities can be traced to a very difficult history.

They have had a very difficult history.

The poverty and dysfunction in those communities "can be traced to a very difficult history," he said.

It's the consequence of a long, and very difficult history.

Polish people used to feel special due to Poland's very difficult history and the feeling it was remarkable to survive that kind of history.

She added that Mr Ferguson should be aware of the "very long" and "very difficult history" between The Irish Republic and Great Britain.

"If you look at the basic indicators of Sri Lanka today, despite the – as I said – very difficult history of the last 30-odd years, Sri Lanka has clearly some of the best child health indicators in their region," he continued.

Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme on Wednesday, she said: "This is a really important inquiry into historical child abuse and it has had a very difficult two-year history so far.

This is the surest sign that our country has closed a very difficult chapter in its history, and that a new chapter has begun.

Adam Cayley, regional director at Monitor, said the report should "bring a very difficult chapter in the history of this trust to a close".

"This was a very difficult time in the history of the city," said Mr. Giuliani, who stood with both men at a news briefing at City Hall after their joint meeting.