Sentence examples for difficult appearance from inspiring English sources

Theresa May has struggled to explain how her post-Brexit customs plan will work, during a difficult appearance before a Commons committee where one senior MP said the proposals had left her "really baffled".

The endorsement of the first female member of the body set up to identify and defuse the next financial crisis followed a difficult appearance for Furse before the committee on Tuesday.

The health secretary, Kathleen Sebelius, endured a difficult appearance before a congressional committee and the website was taken down overnight on Saturday, for "extended maintenance", after Obama had avoided the subject in his weekly address, instead discussing the need for Congress to agree a budget.

Study and analysis of highly interconnected electrical system is time consuming and difficult; and appearance of inner uncertainty, result in system complexity with higher order, posing a great challenge to both system analysts and control engineers.

A moment longer, please – in this light it's so difficult … appearances are so misleading … It may be …yes!

Measuring the response is often difficult, as the appearance of post-treatment changes can mimic recurrent or residual pathology.

However, general estimation of relationship between microarray and qPCR techniques was difficult due to appearance of putative mRNA forms detected by Affymetrix arrays.

Reagan's health problems made public appearances difficult for the former president, but his popularity hardly waned.

That's what makes morning show appearances so difficult.

Additionally, the company's insistence on using its proprietary e-book publishing software makes it more difficult to control the appearance of the final layout.

Jordan is a key figure at the BBC – he sat alongside director general George Entwistle during Tuesday's difficult culture select committee appearance – and has been a key spokesperson for the corporation during the Savile crisis.