Sentence examples for difficult fare from inspiring English sources

The chorus, obviously well trained by Ms. Equilbey, was at its best in the most difficult fare: Mr. Dusapin's "Granum Sinapsis" ("Mustard Seed"), with its harmonic clashes and special effects (humming, sighing); Schoenberg's "De Profundis," which similarly paints the "depths" of the title with jarring tritones; and the Mahler-Pesson.

This point is consistent with a large body of literature indicating that young children with difficult temperament fare much worse in the face of risky environments than their counterparts with more positive temperament (i.e., easy going, better self-regulatory skills) (Masten and Coatsworth 1998; Repetti et al. 2002).

But The Cheaters Club is not a winner, and unlike the usual Amoralist fare difficult to sit through.

"It will be extremely difficult for him to fare any better than those who came before him, to say the least".

Having experienced Kaikoura at its most stunning, I was resigned to the idea that the Southern Alps would deliver their standard fare of difficult access, lo-fi infrastructure and challenging conditions.

A new federal law, propelled by the belief that children in difficult homes nearly always fare best with their parents, effectively blows up the nation's troubled foster care system.

Evidence of this discipline can be seen at airports around the country, where empty seats are increasingly difficult to find and fares have jumped.

Meanwhile, publishers will be eagerly looking at the subscription levels of entrenched monthlies as an indication of how they are faring in difficult times.

CFRs also commented that the lack of feedback about how patients fared was difficult to deal with.

All the carers whose children were not participating in support groups mentioned that they would have preferred their children to participate in support groups but they were finding it difficult to raise the bus fares; hence, the lack of bus fare acted as a major hindrance on children's access to and participation in support groups.

The slowing economy will make fare increases more difficult.