Sentence examples for difficult objective from inspiring English sources

For advocates of the Palestinian cause, the alternative to pressing for the two-state settlement, a difficult objective which still retains a decent amount of support, is to pursue a far more difficult objective that enjoys considerably less support.

"He will strive to rekindle the excitement of the first term which is a difficult objective to achieve," Baker said.

— Now that the Dallas Cowboys have won a playoff game for the first time in 13 seasons, they can pursue what may be a more difficult objective.

Healthcare for all can be implemented with comparative ease, and it would be a shame to delay its achievement until such time as it can be combined with the more complex and difficult objective of eliminating all inequality.

That is a difficult objective, but even if Isis were defeated, that wouldn't remove the threat of terrorism, which is driven by the idea of jihadism and doesn't need an army or a state.

On Friday, May said told the Scottish first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, that she would not trigger article 50 to leave the EU before getting UK-wide agreement – a potentially difficult objective given that Scotland voted overwhelmingly to remain in the bloc.

Asked about the overall situation, Mr. Rubin, the State Department spokesman, said that "we will be urging patience and time to meet the extremely difficult objectives".

In the wake of mass shootings in California, Oregon and South Carolina and persistent gun violence in Chicago and other cities, gun control has become one of the president's most emotional – and difficult – objectives.

I cannot remember another projection, even for difficult objectives such as borrowing, that was wrong by such an order of magnitude.

True spinal derotation in AIS treatment is one of the most difficult objectives to achieve.

Some of these elements are difficult to objective assessment, as they are heavily dependent on the human factor or the information is uncertain or incomplete.