Sentence examples for difficult party from inspiring English sources

Despite a difficult party conference for Mr Miliband last week, Labour has extended its lead in voting intention to six points over the Tories – 35 per cent to 29 per cent.

"Tying cherry knots" is a reference to a fairly difficult party trick that suggests an erotically advanced tongue, and "I even think I found God in the flashbulbs of the pretty cameras" suggests a jaded persona that matches all that flopping about and taking it glamorously easy.

They had to go through a hellish amount of paperwork to get this approved the most difficult party involved was the separate government agency Pharmac, which determines what drugs and can and cannot be prescribed.

'Never done contemporary, have you, Merle?' She was like a hostess with a difficult dinner party.

Some analysts also suggested that recent storms and flooding in the North had delayed the conference because it became difficult for party delegates to travel to Pyongyang.

The fact that this war occurs during a recession (and is worsening it) makes compromising even more difficult, because party principles differ most profoundly on economic policy.

Trump surprised almost everyone in a topsy-turvy Republican race which made it difficult for party committees to plan for the general election.

"Even if the negotiation is tough and difficult, each party needs to be happy about the outcome".