Sentence examples for difficult actions from inspiring English sources

High fuel prices, the force driving the airlines' difficult actions, provide less drama, of course.

"These difficult actions are necessitated by a severe drop in vehicle sales worldwide and by the need to restructure GM for long-term viability," the firm said.

"Many political agreements put off the difficult actions for the next regime and that appears to be the reality for the Durban platform," said David Symons, director of environmental consultancy WSP.

"I felt that he would be very good for the interim position, in which he'd take some difficult actions that would result in a measure of unpopularity, and that was what was needed," the clergyman said.

"They're not taking the difficult actions now to make the budget balanced over time," said Frank Mauro, executive director of the Fiscal Policy Institute, a left-leaning research group.

These are difficult actions.

Walking away from them was the day's most difficult action.

"It is going to be a difficult action," agrees Rémi Kleiman, a partner with the law firm Eversheds Paris.

You may not find another until you have completed a run of difficult action sequences, and hence will have to repeat the tougher sections until you find one.

"Labor reductions are always the most difficult action to take, but many companies are finding it necessary in this environment," Sprint's chief executive, Daniel R. Hesse, said.

With series creator Hideki Miyazaki back at the helm for Dark Souls 3 expectations for the latest in the notoriously difficult action-RPG series are probably higher than they've ever been.