Sentence examples for difficult mess from inspiring English sources

I don't see it being a big, difficult mess.

A1 A Difficult Mess to Clean Up Weather and the swells and powerful winds of the Bering Sea are preventing cleanup crews and biologists from getting to the site of last week's wreck of a freighter, where a still-unknown amount of fuel may be leaking into one of the world's ecologically richest wildlife refuges.

So Mr X and I went along to the local council office, where some very kind, sympathetic women are trying to sort out his mountain of gobbledygook and contradictory DWP documents, the mad maze of what he is and isn't supposed to claim for, the difficult mess his life has become, and whether they can get him a grant for a new mattress and tumble dryer, which he badly needs but can't afford.

It is indeed a difficult mess.

Prior to the App Store, selling games to the mass market was an expensive and difficult mess of approvals by powers-that-be, often at massive disadvantage to the game maker.

"Finishing at the end of the season of any show that you love doing is difficult," Messing told The Huffington Post while promoting her partnership with Zyrtec at Macy's Herald Square.

A combination that is both classic and familiar, plump fresh prawns, creamy avocado and citrus hit of lemon should surely be difficult to mess up.

I mean, it's somewhat difficult to mess these things up.

I have performed a number of test prints using this device including a difficult "hole and peg" test that came out a mess.

Desire is difficult; it messes things up.

They're all still weird and difficult and messed up in their own distinct ways, but the prison is, ultimately, a community, and it's that feeling of belonging that will allow the strongest women to survive.