Sentence examples for been difficult to negotiate from inspiring English sources

Downing Street has denied that the Queen's Speech has been delayed, insisting that no date has been set, but admitted that it has been difficult to negotiate a legislative programme that the Conservatives could support.

From Tehran perspective, it's difficult to negotiate in good faith when you feel your counter-party in those negotiations wants to remove you from the chair in which you sit.

Dolan was difficult to negotiate with, Malone warned.

If something goes awry it is difficult to negotiate extra time.

Stair widths or heights that are difficult to negotiate if you have neurological troubles.

This can be difficult to negotiate, since landlords are often unwilling to take a chance on finding a replacement tenant.

Rounds of closures and job cuts were difficult to negotiate with unions, and were always too little too late.

But it makes no sense to pin all our hopes for averting climate change on a diplomatic process that is difficult to negotiate and impossible to ratify.

Unless you happen to be a lawyer with a sympathetic publisher (as I am), it's difficult to negotiate your way to something reasonable.

Begun in 1986, the project transformed almost 100 hectares into a university, research laboratories, offices and residential accommodation.Even in Milan, however, projects can be difficult to negotiate.

But bear in mind The walk is best done in the spring or autumn because the weeds can be difficult to negotiate in the summer.