Sentence examples for be a particularly difficult from inspiring English sources

Adolescence had proved to be a particularly difficult time for young women and girls, the report found.

That could be a particularly difficult message for Ms. Megawati, who is constantly balancing her commitment to fight terrorism with pressure from a significant minority in the country that wants to see it transformed into an Islamic state.

We all know how important it is to support community-focused programs such as those you listed, and that 2002 will be a particularly difficult year for many nonprofit organizations.

"We understand that Christmas will be a particularly difficult time to be without April being amongst us, but as parents of Harley and Jasmine we will obviously acknowledge the festive period as best we can.

The issue of who carried out a cyber-attack, if there was one, is complicated by the fact that knocking out North Korea's web network would not be a particularly difficult task.

It is also shaping up to be a particularly difficult selection process for the England manager when he has to weigh up whether Danny Welbeck and Daniel Sturridge can manage three tournament games in a week and the emergence of newcomers such as Dele Alli and Eric Dier means even the likes of Jordan Henderson and James Milner, two Hodgson stalwarts, may feel vulnerable.

And it is a particularly difficult impasse.

April was a particularly difficult month for the Mexican economy.

This is a particularly difficult point to make to liberals.

Morning is a particularly difficult time for Elliot.

This is a particularly difficult part of a system of constraints unparalleled anywhere in the world.