Sentence examples for difficult point for me from inspiring English sources

As for the UK, Amey thinks that new Bank of England governor Mark Carney will try to juice up growth via a lower pound, something that should give foreign creditors pause.The most difficult point, for me, is in timing.

A particularly difficult point for both Warner and Mr. Silver is the cost of his production deals.

"If you look at the Senate, there are far more Democrats up for re-election, and if he is going to run against the do-nothing Congress, that is a difficult point for him to be making when his own party controls the Senate".

This is the key point and the most difficult point for many complicated surfaces, such as a multicavity structure.

Again, not a difficult point for anyone who cares to read before he writes.

"One of the most difficult points for anyone starting out in the field is getting hold of well-characterized cells," he says.

Determination of the presence of cognitive function disturbances and the fluctuating nature of consciousness were the most difficult points for the ICU nurses.

"So the ducking is not to avoid a difficult point of principle but for good and sensible reasons I don't want to commit them to any position or predict what arguments might be deployed in that context".

Räikkönen said: "It was a difficult weekend for me but six points are definitely better than nothing.

So when I did finally meet her in the producer's offices on 45th Street on a freezing January day in 2006, it was a difficult first step for me to point out to this apparently frail, painfully thin woman ("Under 75lbs," she said, "and you begin to feel the cold") that we were facing an egregious artistic problem.

And it got to the point where it became difficult for me to take my own product.