Sentence examples for difficult arrangements from inspiring English sources

Parents are stuck making difficult arrangements, at very short notice, doing more hours than they want.

The last student of the afternoon, a wiry young man, played some of Wild's own finger-bogglingly difficult arrangements of Gershwin songs, eagerly quizzing Wild on particular problems.

Synthesizing desogestrel is no simple task, as the small steroid is crammed with stereocenters--carbons bonded to four different groups, one of the most difficult arrangements of atoms to manipulate.

Mr. Bavouzet ended with his own astonishing and extremely difficult arrangement of Debussy's pathbreaking, erotically charged 1912 ballet, "Jeux".

They were sent to live with their father and his new family, a difficult arrangement that Ms. Hafner's sister soon fled.

The race course Saturday was set by an Austrian coach, Jürgen Kriechbaum, and his choice of a turn-filled, difficult arrangement of gates was a source of minor controversy.

"It was a difficult arrangement," Bali told me.

It was a difficult arrangement at times.

This is a most difficult arrangement where kids easily feel forgotten, or at the bottom of the sibling ladder, and afraid they aren't loved.

Bruce persisted in this difficult arrangement until May 1944 when he became completely disillusioned and resigned, choosing other forums in which to represent Australia in London.

Even during the period when it was well funded it is clear that its position within the organizational structure created difficulties: while it was meant to provide advice directly to the permanent secretary, the hierarchical culture of decision making at the Ministry made this a difficult arrangement to manage.