Sentence examples for difficult futures from inspiring English sources

It is a sad realization that children who are equally loved by same-sex parents will face more difficult futures, not because of the relationship of their parents, but because of the denial of equal protection under the law.

Thus, particle physicists in the United States face a difficult future.

Absent a deal, US Airways appears to face a difficult future with few options.

If it were the former, then Lutherans faced a difficult future, Bishop Hanson said.

With left-wingers also dominating parliament, Solidarity bastions such as Gdansk faced a difficult future.

Bishop recorded, he continued, "what others did not see," including "a painful anticipation of the difficult future of our country".

Put simply, councils will react to the longer-term threat of a difficult future by immediately reducing spending and activity.

And the more marginal, costly and difficult future North Sea extraction becomes, the more significant those factors become.

"His quavering and humanitarian voice represented, for me, the lovely and difficult future of Syria," she wrote.

However, the company continues to face a difficult future as it struggles to get a new phone out the door.

"Stores that rely completely on recorded music have a difficult future," he said, "but we've been changing our business quite dramatically".