Sentence examples for be difficult with the from inspiring English sources

"The whole process is going to be difficult with the charges against him," he said.

Relations can be difficult with the ever-present, non-technical manager who, in their opinion, has been placed in charge of herding a particularly distractible set of cats.

Mark Hunter, the Liberal Democrat MP for Cheadle and a deputy chief whip, said the plans could prove to be difficult with the party and its MPs.

Investigators say finding the responsible person or group will be difficult, with the crimes spread across three states and no known witnesses.

The green is challenging as it has water on two sides and a slope 8th Mayfly Corner Par 3 173yds This shot could be difficult with the water to the right.

You have to just pick a landmark in the distance and sort of aim in that direction, which can be difficult with the strong currents and the splash from other people.

Starting at the beginning is difficult, with the Washitaw.

He said: "It has been difficult with the weather.

"But the past three years have been difficult with the injuries and so forth," she said.

"It is difficult with the current state of the credit market," said one analyst.

"It was difficult with the way they attacked us so hard.