Sentence examples for difficult advance from inspiring English sources

The English infantry, upon Norreys' order, charged the Spanish foot on the right, gaining more ground despite the difficult advance, and pushing back Verdugo's Walloons to Noordhorn.

Communication with residents and their families can involve difficult advance care planning discussions.

In 1965 I was a freshman at Seneca High School in Louisville, taking difficult advance-course subjects like Earth Science, English and French.

Tackling root causes of failure takes longer and the solutions are more difficult to advance, but without them, solutions such as training and increased funds often advanced as simple interventions to correct inadequacies are likely to lead to only limited success [ 29].

"It's much more difficult to advance affirmative legislation or to come up with solutions".

"These complex feelings about Clinton made it difficult to advance themes that put Clinton at the center of the narrative".

"It's very difficult to advance and survive in this tournament -- no matter how good you are".

I think most undergraduates today will find it difficult to advance very far in their careers with just a bachelor's degree.

"In light of the ongoing controversy, it would have been difficult to advance the agenda that he had wanted to discuss with the Iranian leadership," the statement said.

If the election had been delayed a few months, the party might have found it difficult to advance such a convincing case.

The sanctions, driven by the desire to isolate and punish Iran, have scant international support and have made it more difficult to advance our interests in the region around Iran.