Sentence examples for difficult leads from inspiring English sources

In the spring of 2016, Steele got a call from Glenn Simpson, a former investigative reporter for the Wall Street Journal who, in 2011, had left journalism to co-found Fusion GPS. Simpson was hoping that Steele could help Fusion follow some difficult leads on Trump's ties to Russia.

West had a difficult lead choice and presumably gave away a trick by leading a minor suit.

West had a difficult lead.

But Eisenberg, West, stood his ground and had a difficult lead decision.

It had been a difficult lead-up for the Australian snowboard squad in many respects with a rift apparent between the riders, Hughes refusing to make any comment about Pullin in the days before the event.

It's been an especially difficult lead up to the season for Reid this year, however, as his son Garrett was found dead in his dorm room at the team's training camp in early August.

Importantly, participants found their experiences, however difficult, led to the discovery of inner strength and resilience.

But while the democratic road may at times be slow and difficult, it leads in a safer direction than authoritarianism.

Sischy's fascination with what's difficult sometimes leads her into incoherence and opacity, as in a recent special issue of Artforum called "the light issue".

The fact that p-aramids do not melt makes their mechanical recyclability more difficult, and leads to more waste being incinerated or going to landfill.

Implementation of the SDRE on a wheeled mobile manipulator (WMM) considering holonomic and non-holonomic constraints is difficult and leads to instability of the system.