Sentence examples for an acutely difficult from inspiring English sources

His departure comes at an acutely difficult period for TMG and its chief executive, Murdoch MacLennan.

Their separate meetings with President Bush will highlight what has become an acutely difficult triangular relationship of America, Europe and the Middle East.

The 32 men who are now at Woodhill are the most difficult residue out of a long-term prison population of 21,000, of whom 3,000 are housed in high-security prisons.Coping with exceptionally disruptive or dangerous prisoners is certainly an acutely difficult problem.

So when holding down a job, being a breadwinner, and providing for your family is the barometer of "being a man," it can be acutely difficult to deal with things going wrong.

Can a Communist president, Demetris Christofias, handle both bail-out negotiations and the acutely difficult process of euro-zone integration imposed by the crisis?

Davies says the judgment is making life acutely difficult.

But for politicians, finding the right words to describe this situation remains acutely difficult.

But acutely difficult issues remained unresolved as the Clinton presidency ended.

He argued that Championship clubs without parachute payments or rich backers find it acutely difficult to compete.

"As you can appreciate, this tragic incident has left us shocked and devastated and we would ask that we can be left to grieve in private at this acutely difficult and sad time for us".

Still, Larkin had an acutely sensitive ear.