Sentence examples for deadline is difficult from inspiring English sources

But just how big and how likely most firms are to meet its immovable deadline is difficult to say.

The tangibility of deadline is difficult to comprehend.

As the July 31 trading deadline approaches, it is difficult to determine whether the Mets should buy, sell or stand pat.

That deadline may be difficult to meet.

Privately, Senate leadership aides said Mr. Obama's deadline could be difficult to meet.

Privately, French foreign office and defence sources have said this deadline would be difficult to meet.

But it is difficult to balance case competitions with class deadlines.

"When you have about two-thirds of all the physical injury claims not coming in until the last 45 days and 40percentt of the death claims, the magnitude of getting this completed fairly and consistently by the June 15 deadline was a difficult challenge, but we did it," Mr. Feinberg said.

Losing childcare resources or dealing with illness or an unrealistic deadline at work are difficult for sure, but they will pass.

Military officials say that transporting so many people and billions of dollars' worth of equipment, weapons, housing, fuel and food in and out of both countries between now and an August deadline is as critical and difficult as what is occurring on the battlefield.

These schemers often dump the claims on the insurance company just as the six-month deadline is about to expire, making it difficult for investigators to prove that the claims are fraudulent.