Sentence examples for difficult but essential from inspiring English sources

Simply acknowledging and adapting to this different terrain and culture is difficult but essential.

Seeing Eye calls this intelligent disobedience, a difficult but essential concept for a guide dog to master.

Achieving a balance between freedom and security, efficiency and conviviality for both workers and users will be immensely difficult, but essential.

Prabin Brahmo, a 44-year-old schoolmaster from Bangaldoba Part 1, pointed out that it would be difficult but essential for Bodos and Muslims to trust each other again.

In their statement, Ms. Ashton and Mr. Fule described the vote in Serbia as part of "a process which is difficult but essential for Serbian society to go through".

Rosenthal is a powerful presence in this book and has much to say about the difficult but essential balance between technology and tradition, the necessary "biodiversity" of wines, all of it in revolt against the forces that, justly or not, Parker has come to represent.

The identification of high-risk surgical patients is a difficult task, but essential for their proper treatment, surgery time together with the SAPS 3 seem to be useful tools in this differentiation and may help to better characterize this population.

In these circumstances it was difficult but absolutely essential to maintain morale.

"Tackling the fundamental problems of our food system will be difficult but is essential for a healthier and more secure future for all UK families".

Secretary Powell also told them their largely unheralded work in Afghanistan would become more difficult but more essential to a victory over terrorism.

The paper, which itself received a government warning about overtime this month, acknowledged that changing attitudes would be difficult but was essential as it affected employee morale and productivity.