Sentence examples for beginning of difficult from inspiring English sources

It's just the beginning of difficult, painstaking work that must take place in the days and weeks, months and years ahead to refute the demons of anti-Semitism, racism, misogyny, and illiberalism that have characterized this race.

For AIPAC, this marked the beginning of a difficult period.

(Harper Collins, $19.95). It was only the beginning of the difficult years for Mary Wilson of the Supremes.

"We are at the beginning of the difficult route to restore trust.

Even to reach the beginning of this difficult path, China must pass through some of its least-settled lands.

The day she arrived at Anderson, Feb. 9, was the beginning of a difficult journey at the cancer center.

According to Deane Yang, a professor of mathematics at the New York University Polytechnic School of Engineering, a mathematician at the beginning of a difficult problem is "trying to maneuver his way into a maze.

In 1876, having been dismissed from his job, he returned to England with a wild project that was the beginning of his difficult quest for purpose in life: he set out to become a missionary to the London poor.

The persistent lack of guilt over online copying suggests that the record industry's antipiracy campaign, billed as a last-ditch effort to reverse a protracted sales slump, is only the beginning of the difficult process of persuading large numbers of people to buy music again.

Getting diagnosed with a chronic illness is stressful enough, but it is just the beginning of a difficult journey.

Woods steamed into Saturday's play with early birdies to take him within five shots of eventual winner Ben Crenshaw, but Augusta bit back and a humbling four-putt from the edge of the green on the par-five eighth marked the beginning of a difficult spell that saw him finish on five over for the day and drift out of contention.