Sentence examples for deal of difficult from inspiring English sources

It is hardly news that a great deal of difficult material from the book was left out of the film version of "A Beautiful Mind".

The two Koreas "will have to do a great deal of difficult work to overcome the mutual prejudice and mistrust that had been accumulating for decades," a ministry statement said.

But with a great deal of difficult work with the parents, support from the grandparents, and the family drug and alcohol court, gradually the situation shifted.

But with a great deal of difficult work with the parents, support from the grandparents and the family drug and alcohol court, gradually the situation shifted.

"We know from our experience that they will have to deal with a lot of difficult encounters and attempts by the bosses to divide the workers," Rodriguez says, "the more practice they get the better".

I dealt with a lot of difficult characters in the House and the Senate, and I got a lot of legislation passed".

Since the 1990s, when pharma found itself twisting and turning down blind alleys, it has not shown a great deal of enthusiasm for difficult antibiotic research.

"We didn't have a clear plan as to how we were going to deal with a set of difficult questions or a clear plan generally about where the government was driving toward," she said.

Every now and again a book comes along that can help millions of people deal with all sorts of difficult and challenging times and guide them to change their ways for a better and healthier life.

He and some defenders, though, say that trying to explain a president who is dealing with a fusillade of difficult governing issues is far different.

The former president's close interest in his son's management of foreign policy comes as the new president, a novice in the field, has dealt with a series of difficult decisions early in his presidency.