Sentence examples for difficult and vital from inspiring English sources

The sharply personal feud over what drugs Ms. Watkins did or did not abuse decades ago was not the only sideshow that allowed the candidates to continue avoiding substantive discussion of arguably the most difficult and vital topic: the city's dire financial picture.

The experience taught me a great deal -- including how difficult and vital the role of a teacher is.

Supplying water to Darfur's families is also a difficult and vital task.

It is difficult to detect subtle and vital differences in electroencephalogram (EEG) signals simply by visual inspection.

She suffered from auditory dyslexia, which made speaking difficult, and photography became a vital outlet of her self-expression.

This made breathing very difficult, and it regularly blocked vital blood vessels nearby, including the aorta, triggering cardiac and pulmonary arrest.

"Plant collecting although vital, difficult and demanding is not particularly recognized academically and therefore is often an adjunct to other activities," Scotland writes.

Mr Hague told the BBC it was right to come to Sri Lanka and vital to raise "difficult questions" - and said the prime minister would be doing so.

The first is that once market pressure is off vulnerable countries, they will stop difficult but vital economic and budgetary changes.

They are taught why peace and reconciliation – however difficult – is vital for the future, both personally and nationally.

Without these it is difficult to establish and maintain a clear and vital overview of service delivery and performance on which to base future strategic planning.