Sentence examples for difficult narrow from inspiring English sources

In 1898 Lord Salisbury warned of "the difficult narrow line that separates an undue concession from that rashness which has, in more than one case in history, been the ruin of nations".

Was it difficult narrowing down the tracks?

In fact, to please some stakeholders, you need to resist others; that might make you seem difficult to narrow-minded stakeholders that don't like your position on a matter, but it absolutely makes you a better leader over time.

And the scope of the topic made it especially difficult to narrow to some kind of narrative.

It's so difficult to narrow down the thing that's the most comforting, but if I have to, I'll say dill pickles.

"It took me the best part of five years, and I found it incredibly difficult to narrow down what argument I wanted to make.

The neighborhood's size makes it difficult to narrow down a price range for houses, but livable two-families generally start around $600,000, said Keith Mack of the Corcoran Group.

A Labor victory looks very difficult, a narrow Coalition victory looks more likely, and a hung parliament is at least possible.

Weddings are actually my favourite places to play so it's difficult to narrow it down, but I'd have to go for the classic Luther cut.

"It was very difficult to narrow down to one single reason all of the reasons why we can't get goals," Okada said.

While specific figures are difficult to narrow down and even harder to verify, the number of strikes, almost exclusively by drones, declined in 2013, as did the casualties they caused.