Sentence examples for difficult for us to resolve from inspiring English sources

"They are, by their agenda, effectively crucifying this executive and making life very difficult for us to resolve these problems," he said.

G.M.'s action "has created some extremely difficult issues for us to resolve," Mr. Toyoda said.

Not only did it expose us to economic blackmail, it made it more difficult for us to think about resolving the bankrupt institutions in a rational way.

It also made it difficult for us to mix the two types in designs where some signals had multiple resolved sources and others had only a single source.

It's difficult for us to take.

difficult for us to confront.

A multitude of MHC class II genes occupy a genomic region spanning several hundred kilobases in length [4] [10], making it very difficult for researchers to resolve all of the MHC genes in a given species using polymerase chain reaction (PCR -based techniques.

They argue that the bill goes too far to limit lawsuits and makes it more difficult for people to resolve disputes over their medical claims.

And that could make it slightly less difficult for him to resolve the Middle Eastern problems that have frustrated every previous American president, he hopes.

But it is going to be more difficult for him to resolve the problem of the "black tongues," or large spills of raw sewage, that have been afflicting Copacabana and Ipanema Beaches for the last month.

"Not knowing if someone is dead or alive, not having a body, makes it much more difficult for people to resolve their grief," Professor Boss said, comparing the situation with that experienced by families of military personnel missing in action.