Sentence examples for difficult climates from inspiring English sources

In the past, growers have shown great skill in creating coca plants resistant to chemicals and adaptable to difficult climates.

While this latest fight between private business and the Kremlin has made company executives and industry experts more concerned about Russia, the companies' experience in the country, coupled with their decades of experience in other politically difficult climates, ensures that oil projects in Russia will stay on track for now.

Meanwhile "LIFE," the stunningly photographed 11-part Discovery series, which has already taken its own look underwater in the "Creatures of the Deep" and "Fish" episodes, shakes things up a bit in this, its final week, by changing kingdoms: "Plants," at 8 p.m., reveals that they, like animals, have made some remarkable adaptations to survive in difficult climates.

It's a difficult climate.

Retailers are still dealing with a somewhat difficult climate.

In a difficult climate, good managers are vital for morale.

Now, in an exceedingly difficult climate for newspapers, Ms. Weymouth is charged with saving the crown jewels.

"Obviously it's a difficult climate for large commercial projects of that nature," Mr. Lewis said.

It seems ITV is finding it harder to resist in today's more difficult climate.

Elizabeth Bacchus: "Given the difficult climate for job seekers at the moment, many people face this dilemma.

We share his frustrations and disappointments – it's a difficult climate.