Sentence examples for difficult phases from inspiring English sources

Like many archaeologically important monuments, Borobudur has gone through difficult phases.

A more practised "rescue" worker could not be imagined for the many difficult phases of the newspaper's production history.

The coalition is now entering one of its most difficult phases as Tory MPs question the prime minister's authority.

He always wants to have the ball, even during difficult phases.

The euro zone has arrived at "probably the most difficult phases of our process," Mr. Draghi said.

Diplomats and observers who witnessed the proceedings from close range credited a handful of French, U.N. and U.S. officials who worked tirelessly over two weeks to keep the negotiations on track during the most difficult phases.

Well, there was Threshers, and I thank them for all their support during that difficult phase.

In many countries, democracy may seem to be passing through a difficult phase.

Quote of the Week – "I think Alex is going through a really difficult phase".

"As you predicted, the aftermath and rebuilding Iraq [sic] is proving the most difficult phase," Blair told Bush.

That said, St Modwen has produced a more than solid set of results in a difficult phase of the property cycle".