Sentence examples for a world of difficult from inspiring English sources

In a world of difficult strategic and diplomatic challenges, this may well be Mr. Obama's toughest.

Time and again in these stories, the tension hangs on the need or the wish to conceal from oneself or from others—some explosive truth that, if it were known, would blow apart the relatively uneasy calm of life in a world of difficult accommodations, bungling and small-scale hypocrisies.

In a world of difficult problems, that is a challenge that you can meet.

But in a complicated world of difficult choices, allowing for the necessity of violence in rare instances may be difficult to avoid.

More importantly, there's also a world of deeper, more difficult stories to be written about this whole world of apps and technology startups, from privacy and censorship to the role technology is playing in fields outside the average tech journalist's expertise: health, education, agriculture... there's a big list.

Unlike U.S. manufacturers, which face increasing competition from overseas suppliers, or U.S. retailers, whose prospects in a world of e-commerce are difficult to measure, electrical utilities can count on steady demand without substantial challenge from technological change.

In a world of alternative splicing, it is difficult to disprove an alternative splicing possibility.

The situation was this: you've been doing this unforgiving sport for 25 years, competing, pushing every day to improve yourself (often in some pain) in this surreal world of difficult training, magnificent sporting occasions, highs and lows before big matches, wins and disappointments.

"Both companies have a good track record of acquisitions, though future deals could prove difficult in a world of low commodity prices".

"Without more transparency, ascertaining supply and demand below the top of the book could become more difficult in a world of pennies".

IN a world of fashion design densely populated by difficult, messy individuals, one can well understand the temptation to team up and clean up, à la Dolce & Gabbana or Viktor & Rolf.