Sentence examples for difficult negotiating from inspiring English sources

While difficult, negotiating the fee is only the beginning.

"It shows you just how difficult negotiating cultural differences can be," she said.

They view Iran as a uniquely difficult negotiating partner, willing to break or rewrite any agreement.

Until recently, Soviet enterprises were known as exceedingly difficult negotiating partners whose bureaucracy could make signing a contract a protracted ordeal.

Another difficult negotiating point during the talks was on a method of accounting emission cuts.

At Burger King, Mr. Dasburg will face another difficult negotiating environment.

A responsible democrat recognises the need to balance those interests, making difficult choices, negotiating compromises.

In many respects, settlement in Indian Territory was even more difficult than negotiating the trail and took more time.

I fondly remember Alain having a very difficult time negotiating the gearbox of his Volkswagen hire car.

He said retailers often had a difficult time negotiating with landlords because there were multiple bidders for space.

But perhaps most difficult is negotiating a just economic transition that leaves affected families, communities, and workers intact.