Sentence examples for difficult districts from inspiring English sources

"All of our North Carolina incumbents had tough races in difficult districts last year in the worst cycle in a generation – and they won," Mr. Israel said in the memo.

He is among the class of Democrats who face the challenge of running in difficult districts without the same enthusiasm and expected voter turnout that helped the party expand its Congressional majorities when Barack Obama led the ticket two years ago.

They're underfunded, not well-known, running in incredibly difficult districts and, largely, completely new to politics.

If Democrats in "difficult" districts can't make the case against extending Bush tax cuts for the top 2%, while resoundingly raising their voice for middle class tax cuts, then these Democrats deserve to lose, because the district is too red to help the Democratic agenda actually manifest real progress that matters.

"Then there's Benzema … he was born in a difficult district and he hasn't changed his friends.

"What I explained to the president is my district is a difficult district on this," said Representative Jason Altmire, Democrat of Pennsylvania, who received calls from Mr. Obama, Mr. Emanuel and two cabinet secretaries.

"It was a new district, a very difficult district".

He will have a great big target on his back and a difficult district to defend.

In the Hill division, we applied an element of convenience sampling: two VDCs were selected purposively because access was very difficult to districts above 2,000 m in the selected districts (Ramechap and Rukum).

It has been difficult for districts to quickly replicate their highest-quality schools.

Sticking with the civil rights plan will be difficult once districts begin whining to legislators in Washington.