Sentence examples for be a difficult proposition from inspiring English sources

A World Cup in midseason would have players in peak condition, but Brosnan said it "would be a difficult proposition".

A "Suing landlords, or neighbors, based on secondhand smoke can be a difficult proposition," said Jarred Kassenoff, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.

Steve Wadsworth, president of the Disney Internet Group, said that the company found the business to be "a difficult proposition in the hypercompetitive U.S. mobile phone market".

Their opponents can be a difficult proposition, especially away from Anfield, but given his form it is no surprise Ighalo is savouring the challenge.

Coaching the European champions was not supposed to be a difficult proposition but this was a club with its own particular problems when he succeeded Roberto Di Matteo in the autumn.

A note from Nomura said: A $1billion rights issue, as compared to its current $2billion market cap, will be a difficult proposition, but strategically, could provide them with a longer-term benefit.

"It's a difficult proposition".

Identifying who is who in the Taliban's shadow world is a difficult proposition.

Repeating is a difficult proposition in the N.F.L., although the Steelers will certainly be a preseason favorite.

He returned to start Aug. 5. Choosing the Mets' second-worst moment of the night was a difficult proposition.

You just don't have that at the moment so it is a difficult proposition," said one analyst.