Sentence examples for dealing with the difficult from inspiring English sources

It's dealing with the difficult issues that will really gain your staff's belief and respect.

In particular she noted the importance of dealing with the difficult problems of Iran and North Korea.

Many such parents, he said, plunge into work on a cure as a way to "avoid dealing with the difficult reality" facing their children.

At a Compass conference, the feminist scholar Angela McRobbie said she wants to see women having this discussion and dealing with the difficult questions.

"We've already met to talk about a vision for leadership and strategies for dealing with the difficult fiscal future we face," she said.

Brown 'will still be PM by Christmas' He said he was "absolutely confident" that Brown would still be prime minister by Christmas because he was focused on dealing with the difficult issues currently facing the country.

Cameron said this dealt with the difficult issues between the two parties.

Alexandra Harris's Romantic Moderns is unashamedly academic and it deals with the difficult subject of Englishness.

The Mumbai audience was enthusiastic about "Saving Face," which deals with the difficult subject of female acid attack victims in Pakistan's Punjab province.

Unlike the ICTY, Lebanon's court will not be able to deal with the difficult legacy of mass atrocities committed during the Lebanese civil war (1975-90).

He says: "The young ones, who are less experienced, less empowered to deal with the difficult situations, are having to work on their own.