Sentence examples for an especially difficult issue from inspiring English sources

But it is an especially difficult issue here because the Nazis used the term euthanasia as cover for a mass extermination program of disabled people.

This has been an especially difficult issue from the beginning, and remains the biggest single "black spot" in our recent bilateral experience.

Trade is a particularly difficult issue for many Democrats, especially in an election year when jobs are already scarce, because of a widespread view that American workers suffer disproportionately when the United States lowers trade barriers.

The question of whether there could be such a thing is no more easy or difficult than any question about the existence of non-natural entities the issue of whether the entity is genuinely unitary is not an especially difficult part of that issue.

"We are dealing with both industry issues and company-specific issues, most importantly past pricing practices that have placed the company in an especially difficult position," Trevor Fetter, the acting chief executive, said in a statement.

Carter has had an especially difficult week.

Tularemia is an especially difficult case.

Garmsir is an especially difficult area.

Westbrook had an especially difficult time.

For Muslims this can be an especially difficult decision.

Doing so is not an especially difficult task.