Sentence examples for difficult ending from inspiring English sources

While it's true that it's exceedingly difficult to escape a cycle of crime and incarceration if you're marginalized along race and class lines like Weevil was, our cultural landscape is full of traumatic stories that never end in happiness for people of color, and watching Weevil wobble and go down felt like an unfairly difficult ending for him.

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

Lakers Coach Byron Scott, who coached Bucks Coach Jason Kidd with the New Jersey Nets (now in Brooklyn), said the two are "cordial" after a  difficult ending with the Nets.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Difficult end-of-life decisions are left to families, advised by doctors and supervised by courts in the hardest cases.

She recently accompanied the head of palliative care on a meeting with neighborhood seniors to educate them about difficult end-of-life care decisions.