Sentence examples for difficult rebuilding from inspiring English sources
Assessing their worth amid a difficult rebuilding project is now one of Walsh's primary tasks.
The quicker Assad falls, the less sectarian blood that is shed and the more of the Syrian state that survives, the less difficult a difficult rebuilding will be.
The Lakers, their far better-loved crosstown rivals, are suffering through a difficult rebuilding phase, whereas the Clippers finished with the league's third-best record this year.
While Johnson readily acknowledges that he does not know anything about refereeing, he knows quite a bit about difficult rebuilding efforts.
Dempsey faces a difficult rebuilding job, as Binghamton's talent and finances have been gutted in the wake of Kevin Broadus's coaching tenure, which was marred by arrests, academic issues and off-court chaos.
But he knows quite a bit about difficult rebuilding efforts and, particularly welcome after a scandal involving a referee who conspired with gamblers, has another qualification as well: "He's got tremendous integrity," a league official said.
"The responsibility is huge, and it's a very difficult task, rebuilding our institutions almost from scratch".
The poorest residents in these areas are likely to be hit hardest, as they would be ill-suited to respond to extreme climate events and would have the most difficult time rebuilding their lives afterward.
Because it was that societal breakdown, and the failure to understand it, that has made Iraq so difficult to rebuild – not impossible, but much more difficult than what the administration was prepared for or had prepared the American people for.
