Sentence examples for difficult one of the from inspiring English sources

To make matters more difficult, one of the people most frequently mentioned as her Senate challenger in 2006 is Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former New York mayor, who himself achieved celebrity status after the World Trade Center attacks.

(In point of fact, the workers were not fired but merely furloughed at almost full pay. Firing workers in Italy is extremely difficult, one of the inflexibilities of the labor market that Berlusconi promises to fix).

The disocclusion problem is considered to be the most significant and difficult one of the DIBR algorithm.

The road out of culture crises is long and difficult: One of the top takeaways from the Valukas Report, a dense 315 pages detailing the reasons behind General Motors' mishandling of a defective ignition switch, is how the company's culture shortcomings led to its recall failure.

Several CFH nurses expressed finding the mismatch difficult: One of the big challenges we have … is that the person or nurse who does all the universal contact home visit often never sees the parent again.

As the PR veteran Max Clifford says, "The transformation from child star to adult is incredibly difficult – one of the hardest".

This Sunday, February 14th, happens to be one of the more difficult ones of the year when you're alone.

The second step would be the even more difficult one of reforming the procurement process.

The difficult one, of course, is the Northern Irish accent which many actors will tell you is one of the most difficult in the world.

We experiment with HADES on various impairments including the most difficult one of excessive regeneration of irregular aggressive agents.

Mechanical effects supervisor George Gibbs said the film was the most difficult one of his career.