Sentence examples for difficult cut to swallow from inspiring English sources

"But it's a very difficult cut to swallow.

Imagine what we could have done with a government that backed us?" Martin Foster, a steelworker and union convenor for trade union Unite, said a temporary pay cut was difficult to swallow but that the closure of the Scunthorpe plant would have devastated the town.

His proposals for a deal with employers and deep spending cuts will be difficult to swallow for some on the left, the paper's editorial writer Francoise Fressoz concedes in a blog post.

That is what made this difficult pill to swallow that much easier in terms of the defence cuts that the department received at the time".

There will be difficult pills to swallow.

"It's a very difficult pill to swallow".

The answer may be a difficult one to swallow, but it's not rocket science.

This, too, is a difficult argument to swallow, at least in the current economy.

For Winer, success proved a difficult pill to swallow.

"To stop now is a difficult thing to swallow," he says.

A recap is a difficult pill to swallow, but once it's completed a company can get a fresh start.