Sentence examples for difficult public from inspiring English sources

There were some very difficult public meetings".

This will require some tough decisions and difficult public debates.

Her presence perhaps should not have been a surprise in this difficult public moment for him.

"It's an incredibly difficult public policy challenge" for the United States, Mr. Grumet said, with different imperatives colliding.

They are the places where America debates its most difficult public policy questions, and their solutions are often innovative.

Supporters of Mr. Cuomo say that personal experience is not necessarily a requirement for a governor to ably take charge of a difficult public authority.

The fact of the matter is, you have had a horrendously difficult public-policy problem — war — that has not been going in a satisfactory direction.

Restructuring the state is a nice idea but difficult: public-administration reform is much talked about in ex-communist countries but only Estonia (and to some extent Latvia and Lithuania) have made serious inroads into reforming communist-era bureaucratic habits.

Twitter has been in difficult public-market spots before, and has managed comebacks.

"It is very difficult for public organisations to fundraise to buy something from another public organisation.

That is doubly difficult when public scepticism cuts so deep.