Sentence examples for difficult questions for the from inspiring English sources
Ukraine's paralysis raises difficult questions for the West.
But last week's votes threw up more difficult questions for the SNP too.
The news that Amri is a suspect again raises difficult questions for the authorities.
A small minority of brands (such as Patagonia) have begun to raise really difficult questions for the corporate sector – not just consuming differently, but consuming less.
Russia's moves are raising difficult questions for the Obama administration, which remains deeply conflicted about American military involvement in the Syria conflict.
The Irish Times business affairs correspondent, Ciarán Hancock, argues that O'Brien's increasing stake in INM raises difficult questions for the Irish government.
But that raises a difficult question for the Labour leadership: why was the Labour candidacy stitched up for a politician who was past his sell-by-date with many Londoners?
Shinseki's forced resignation amid dwindling political support raises a difficult question for the Obama administration: Can anyone reform an agency that, as the president acknowledged Friday, had been dogged by management and funding problems for a "very long" time?
With his wife standing next to him, he said he regretted that his comments could lead to a misunderstanding about a difficult question for the nation.
The Item C of ICHD-II criteria (the headache worsened with the overuse of the acute medications) has been marked out because it's a difficult question for the patients who answered about the intake of the medication to relieve the headache.
