Sentence examples for be in difficult from inspiring English sources

From a physical standpoint, sports involve unique and sometimes odd movements that put us under pressure by asking us to be in difficult positions.

"Executive headship is a phenomenon of our times," said Caroline Evans, chief executive of the Teaching Awards – which are due to be screened on BBC 2 next Sunday evening, October 25, at 6pm. "In this role they have acted almost like an adoptive parent, taking on another school that may be in difficult circumstances.

I usually counsel entrepreneurs with the following advice, "if your VC can't play nicely on the way in when they love you the most and are on their best behavior, imagine how they're going to be in difficult times or when the final pie is getting split!" Seriously, man.

Which would be bad news for the borrower, who would be in difficult financial straits, for the bank lender, which might incur losses, and for the economy (if banks collectively incurred such big losses that their capacity to lend was reduced).

What kind of partner will they be in difficult times?

"Some of his friends must be in difficult financial situations," Top said.

Many sectors have only recently begun to digitize, and valuable data might be in difficult-to-extract formats, such as handwritten notes, unstructured observation logs or PDFs.

We're in difficult economic times, they told you.

Both sides of the island are in difficult economic situations.

Matt Baggott says he is in difficult legal territory.

"Football is facing a difficult moment, but it is in difficult moments that great leaders emerge".