Sentence examples for difficult odds from inspiring English sources

Ms. Clark faces difficult odds.

Mr. Townsend will also face difficult odds.

Ms. Hochul has faced difficult odds before.

A number of these biographies are personal stories of triumphing over difficult odds.

G.M., however, still faces difficult odds of restructuring outside of bankruptcy court.

DAVID CREEGAN faced difficult odds when it came to cracking the crowded lineup of television detectives.

As we sat and talked, it struck me that Tak was as good an exemplar of the American Dream as anyone I know he was in the best sense of this country a self-made man who had been able, often against often-difficult odds, to control his own destiny as he might not have in many other countries.

In the face of pretty difficult economic odds.

The avant is knowingly difficult, at odds with the ease most of us seek from our being in the world.

Jules Lobel, who followed Michael as president of the Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR), said on "Democracy Now!" that Michael "never backed down from a fight against oppression, against injustice, no matter how difficult the odds, no matter how hopeless the case seemed to be".

Since we know so little about life's origin, it's difficult to give odds for this.