Sentence examples for difficult arena from inspiring English sources

Forest policy is a difficult arena.

Martin O'Neill has pushed the hungry winger into a difficult arena at the Stadium of Lights and McClean has come up trumps.

"First of all, I think having the Confederations Cup following the World Cup the next year is difficult," Arena said during a conference call.

There are dangers with greater involvement, and Syria is a more difficult arena to intervene than Libya was, but let's acknowledge that the existing hands-off approach has failed.

In this already difficult arena, Giles specialises in defending some of the most difficult and unpopular cases of all: those subject to deportation, and foreign nationals imprisoned in British jails.

But, Ms. Dunn added, "people who have not run for office before, even if they have functioned at a very high level of government or business or the military, find this a difficult arena".

"I look forward to what will be a difficult challenge," Arena said.

Bob Bassett, dean of Dodge College, was in attendance explaining to the crowd the importance of the student film as an entry point into the difficult professional arena of Hollywood.

However, that might be more difficult if Arenas is convicted of a misdemeanor instead of a felony.

Assemblyman Donald Tucker, a Newark councilman as well as speaker pro tempore of the Assembly, said that such attitudes would make winning legislative approval of the Newark arena difficult.

In a notoriously difficult foreign policy arena, injected with precious few new ideas, there are signs that Brown is ready to take Zardari seriously.