Sentence examples for difficult occupations from inspiring English sources

While some avoided difficult occupations, others continued, but changed their performance pattern.

Finding Sunni tribal and community leaders to work with has been difficult, occupation officials say.

More days like Monday could lead to an even longer and more difficult occupation than most Americans now anticipate.

There are times when a batsman makes the game seem easy but this was one making a difficult occupation appear exactly that, an exercise in hanging in, battling away.

Hardly ever has there been another food whose name has been so misused Fat chance, says Samuel Muston A sandwich is to a taco what Flemish clogs are to Gucci loafers While farming is increasingly difficult occupation, specialists focusing on making one particular product and doing it well are doing better than ever Break out the bubbly and celebrate this winter.

This is a difficult job climate; the hot occupation is nursing and health care, but it may not be the right choice.

Speaking at a ceremony at the State Department, where Secretary Colin L. Powell administered the oath of office, Mr. Negroponte said that he was also committed to work with American military commanders and with other countries to heal some of the wounds left by a difficult American occupation.

"But I've always occupied myself with finding solutions in difficult situations an occupation that has resulted in the two books about street culture that I've written".

But an easy invasion gave way to a difficult, often bloody occupation.

Policing can be a difficult and dangerous occupation, and the proliferation of laws and form-filling and what-not over the past decade have not made the job easier.

We learn (also characteristically) a lot about forensics — a difficult and recondite occupation that stands in, as such work always does for Ondaatje, for the art of writing.