Sentence examples for difficult bid from inspiring English sources

Senator Blanche Lincoln, the Arkansas Democrat who was already facing a difficult bid for re-election, has a new problem.

The leak was the latest setback in the increasingly difficult bid to regain control of the plant.

Using tear-out sheets, the reader is encouraged to deal with some difficult bidding problems before studying the deals from which they were derived.

Historically a balanced hand with at least 25 points has been notoriously difficult to bid.

For these cultural reasons, it is difficult to bid for certain big international events," Mr. Al Saud said.

In the interview Tuesday morning, Grimm called himself "one of the luckiest members of Congress" and pivoted to attacking the Affordable Care Act ahead of what is likely to be a difficult reelection bid in November.

In five states -- Kentucky, Louisiana, New Hampshire, North Carolina and South Carolina -- the difficult reelection bids of incumbent senators have already been directly targeted or indirectly influenced.

Paris, Rome and Hamburg highlight a field of heavyweight contenders in what promises to be a difficult, expensive bidding process that culminates with an International Olympic Committee vote in the summer of 2017.

With a difficult re-election bid looming, Mr. Obama declared that his vision would appeal to more voters.

Mr. Blunt had been expected to face a difficult re-election bid, appearing headed for a battle with Jay Nixon, a Democrat, the state's attorney general.

But he is in a difficult re-election bid because of a tendency to get into fights with girlfriends, airport security guards and owners of charter sailboats.