Sentence examples for difficult end from inspiring English sources

It also warned of a more difficult end to the year than Wall Street was anticipating.

It also warned of a more difficult end of the year than Wall Street was expecting.

"The much more difficult end of our programme is the private sector".

Their technology and their technical literacy were insufficient to accomplish such a difficult end.

Chief executive Stephen Hester, who took office late last year, said RBS had suffered a difficult end to 2008.

He is unlikely to be the last striker to arrive at the Stadium of Light this summer with Bruce targeting at least two, if not three, frontmen following a difficult end to the last Barclays Premier League campaign.

We could have ethicists helping people make difficult end-of-life decisions.

I am not suggesting that anyone be required to make any particular choices about these difficult end-of-life questions, merely that patients talk about the trade-offs and make some choices before they are incapable of doing so.

The bill is a cold rebuke to doctors who agonize with families over difficult end-of-life decisions and who seek ultimately to palliate discomfort and respect individual personal dignity.

"I always felt, up until the somewhat difficult ending, that I was the owner," he says.

This is a difficult end-point to assess, but a clear definition is denoted, with a standardised, reproducible technique described.