Sentence examples for a very difficult phase from inspiring English sources

"It sounds weird, but if you look at it, the industry is going through a very difficult phase," Mr. Battelle said.

Brazil is going through a very difficult phase and I don't think the Olympics can succeed in distracting citizens – or the foreign public and press, for that matter – from what the real problems are.

Toshiro Muto, the nominee for governor of the Bank of Japan, said Tuesday that the nation's economy is in a very difficult phase and that he would act flexibly as necessary if he succeeds Toshihiko Fukui as head of the central bank.

This is a very difficult phase of life for anyone and just consider for a moment how we would feel if the roles were reversed.

America is in a very difficult place.

Turkish-Greek relations have gone through very difficult phases in the past, but the general understanding was that those days were over.

"And then I entered a really difficult phase.

We need to help them, we need to stand by them to get through a very difficult and threatening phase in their transition to a full fledged democracy.

They are designed to accomplish a very difficult mission, involving several consecutive phases, each one independent and highly critical.

Power struggles between physicians and nurses characterized the second phase, resulting in a very difficult integration of advanced nurse practitioners into the group.

A very difficult little man.