Sentence examples for difficult departure from inspiring English sources

An Phoblacht Editorial, Dublin/Belfast, July 28 "For many republicans this will be an extremely difficult departure to come to terms with.

The Conservative government is eleven seats short of a parliamentary majority, and divided, as it attempts to enact the country's monumentally difficult departure from the European Union.

There had been fears that the excitement around the impending arrival of Pep Guardiola and the increasingly difficult departure of Jupp Heynckes would have an effect on the team's psychology.

Mr. White, who guided the aircraft carrier Intrepid through financial troubles and a difficult departure from its berth on the West Side of Manhattan, resigned from the foundation that operates the museum and also left the two charities — the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund and the Intrepid Relief Fund — that raise money to help wounded veterans and their families.

Departure time/arrival time.

As argued by Alwan and Roberts [ 45], systematic non-random patterns in series make separation of the classic common and special causes difficult, as departures from control, nominally traceable to special causes, are confounded by autocorrelation and, in the current series, seasonality.

But they acknowledged that many factors make his exit more difficult than the departures of two other presidents, Hosni Mubarak in Egypt and Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali in Tunisia.

Many factors may make his exit more difficult than the departures of Mr. Mubarak in Egypt and President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali in Tunisia.

Such an array of attributes represents an ideal, and much stratigraphic geology is rendered difficult because of departure of the natural fossil assemblage from this ideal.

TBWA\London has had a difficult time after the departure of the BMB founders.

American Apparel, which makes all its clothes in the US, has endured a difficult period since the departure of its controversial founder, Dov Charney, in 2014.