Sentence examples for difficult in terms of the from inspiring English sources

"I have to say getting Debuchy over the line has been difficult in terms of the policy we've got," said Pardew.

"It may not be the most dangerous because we are not facing an enemy like the Iraqi Army, but it is the most difficult in terms of the objectives we've set ourselves".

Mr. Carroll said that the decision largely to scrap the "Our Times" strategy was "difficult in terms of the human consequences, and also difficult in terms of community relations, but journalistically and financially it was an easy decision".

Lest Mr. Ratner sound too enthusiastic, it should be noted he found Calexico's fish taco a bit unwieldy ("It's difficult in terms of the methodology of eating") and L&B pizza, which he said he loves at the restaurant, also lacking.

"It's becoming more and more difficult in terms of the budgets when you compare it to the likes of Toulon or Clermont.

"It's something I'm still finding very difficult in terms of the transition but the decision wasn't entirely in my hands," she added.

"We're in a difficult situation in terms of the league and we have to turn that around," the Welshman said yesterday.

Bettman confirmed that the Devils' principal owners, Jeff Vanderbeek and Ray Chambers, are feuding "and that has had some difficult consequences in terms of the operation of the club".

"The platforms are in a difficult place in terms of the competing pressures of corporate self-interest, the demands of their consumers for open access, the public interest involved in supporting good journalism, and fostering secure and cohesive societies," Beckett wrote.

It was certainly one of the most difficult projects in terms of the engineering.

Coventry City manager Steven Pressley told BBC Coventry and Warwickshire: "It was a very difficult day in terms of the weather conditions.