Sentence examples for difficult presidency from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM FRED R. : Has Obama's been an easy or difficult presidency to cover in the cartoons?

In large part, this difficult first presidency by a civilian in Guinea will rely on managerial skill and credible relations with allies, which is why many observers are placing their bets on Diallo.

Unless Obama is able to reclaim the political initiative, the new Republican leadership in the House will continue to fill political vacuum that has been created by an increasingly difficult Obama presidency.

Setting an urgent goal of a truce between Israelis and Palestinians, President Clinton headed today for a Middle East summit meeting in Egypt that aides described as potentially the most difficult of his presidency.

In these ways and others, Mr. Bush's remarks in recent days suggest he has turned a psychological and linguistic corner, to confront a view not of the contested election but of the difficult, potentially compromised presidency it is expected to yield.

To establish such a dialogue has been difficult under the presidency of Hugo Chavez.

Trump's notorious changeability combined with his well-known habit of straight-up lying makes his presidency difficult to predict.

It occurred as President Obama makes the most difficult decision of his presidency and it will influence that decision whether he admits it or not.

The timing is significant, because it is possible President Obama might very well be confronted with the most difficult choice of his presidency in 2012, just as he is campaigning for a second term in office.

The decision promised to make Mr. Gore's quest for the presidency more difficult than ever.

Mr. Obama's new video largely skips over the first difficult months of his presidency, moving quickly to the months when the economy started improving.