Sentence examples for difficult begins from inspiring English sources

The more ambitious 1.5 Celsius temperature goal, already difficult, begins to look impossible without the input of the U.S., which is the world's second largest emitter after China.

"Work Song," an hommage to Yeats's famous poem "The Fascination of What's Difficult," begins: Fascination that dries the sap out of Yeats's veins And rends spontaneous joy out of his heart — with art, Art not "dolts" or "management of men" the difficulty Craved and admired more than pleasure, more Than accomplishment certainly more than Eden.

Its schedule will become more difficult, beginning Thursday night against Gonzaga in the Great Alaska Shootout.

But it was one with a difficult beginning.

That is not the end of the discussion, but a very difficult beginning.

A difficult beginning to his Spanish career has been put behind him in emphatic fashion.

He started upon a serious career in journalism and, after a difficult beginning, came to be classed among the foremost political writers of his time.

The two-year project is now in its closing stages, with the research all carried out, after a difficult beginning in which Eltiti struggled to find enough "sensitives".

Shares fell more than 12% on Thursday to their lowest level since 1992 after Switzerland's second-largest bank signalled a difficult beginning to the year.

K. D. Lang didn't quite nail the famously difficult beginning of "Help Me," but she quickly recovered, subtly coloring the song's sustained notes.

This paper show that after a difficult beginning the system has improved; its achievements show that it could become a model for other cities, as long as its errors are avoided.