Sentence examples for caught in a difficult from inspiring English sources
Director James Comey to be: A) An honest man caught in a difficult position.
B) A smarmy, self-righteous creep caught in a difficult position.
His latest collection, named Soldiers, is "about human beings caught in a difficult situation, namely, war".
But Chinese authorities will be caught in a difficult balancing act: restraining an indebted financial sector while keeping growth strong.
They felt sorry for me, they said: I had been caught in a difficult situation, and it was obvious I'd wanted to tell the truth.
Economists like Professor Tan warn that Southeast Asia is caught in a difficult transition between an older model of Japanese-style, state-guided economic growth and a new and unproven model based on free movements of capital and labor.
"He was caught in a situation that was very, very difficult," Edwards said of Hackett.
The Rastrigin function models a difficult problem to optimize, where a non-robust search algorithm may easily become caught in a local optimum.
Celtic are caught in a Glaswegian catch-22; with no Champions League to dangle as bait, attracting players of sufficient quality becomes significantly more difficult.
