Sentence examples for aspects of the difficult from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps a breakthrough will come from someone like the French-Algerian director Rachid Bouchareb, who has a pair of Academy Award nominations to his credit, both for films that address aspects of the difficult relationship between France and its former colony Algeria: "Days of Glory" in 2007 and "Outside the Law" this year.

Before working as an independent consultant, you will need to prove that you have the expertise to oversee all aspects of the difficult adoption process.

In closing, I'd like to open for comment the trickiest aspect of this difficult issue.

Other aspects of the war remain difficult, and progress is patchy and slow, General Petraeus conceded.

He said her family found aspects of the court hearing difficult to cope with.

Were some aspects of the course more difficult for the students to master than others?

MOST aspects of the law are more difficult to explain than the rebate.

He nevertheless seemed to find some aspects of the digital-download revolution difficult to adjust to.

But other aspects of the trial make its difficult circumstances painfully clear.

However, the educational aspects of the visits can be difficult for some of the GPs in the intervention group.

They are advised that thinking about the positive aspects of a difficult situation does not mean pretending that 'everything is wonderful' when they do not think it is, or ignoring the negative aspects of a difficult situation, but taking account of the positive aspects alongside the more negative aspects of the situation.