Sentence examples similar to difficult in the fall of from inspiring English sources

In addition, Dr. Ersek said, the job has gotten more difficult in the last 10 years.

"I'd say things have gotten much more difficult in the last six months," he wrote.

Allocating blame for civilian casualties has proved difficult in the past.

The poems, always difficult, got more difficult in the mid-1980s and have remained so: disjunctive and unpredictable, often zany.

A scrambler's paradise, the North Ridge offers countless opportunities for climbing – challenging and pleasing in the summer, more difficult in the winter.

The company acknowledged that the timing shift would be likely to make comparisons difficult in the next quarter.

Nevertheless, Sir Martin Sorrell, WPP's chief executive, warned that "the outlook may be more difficult in the second half of the year".

Mr. Rembert's life became more difficult in the 1960s, when he joined the civil rights movement.

But it has become even more difficult in the past decade, as media backing for serious photo stories has virtually disappeared.

This was a difficult game, more difficult in the second half, and he scored a fantastic goal, which could be the most important goal of the season".

"I'm finding it a little bit difficult in the last 100m but I think it's all about the preparation," conceded Rudisha.