Sentence examples for difficult result from inspiring English sources

One-nil is always a difficult result to manage.

Coming back after a difficult result at Liverpool.

It is a difficult result for us but we have to look at the bigger picture of qualification.

Asked if he had endured difficult a week, he said: "Off the back of a difficult result, yes, very.

In other words, it seems that despite extensive tests on animals and human-cell cultures, and despite the fact that the doses in the human trial were only a five-hundredth of those given to the animals, TGN1412 is toxic in people in a way that simply had not shown up.This is a difficult result for the drug business because it raises questions about the right way of testing medicines of this kind.

It was a difficult result to take after looking at our performance".

Corbyn acknowledged there had been some "difficult" results but quickly switched to Labour's core campaign message on Friday evening.

Thus, "ruling out" bacterial infection is extremely difficult, resulting in a default position of prescribing antibiotics to most patients hospitalized with LRTI.

In addition, with increasing x, the formation of prominent native defects becomes much more difficult, resulting in the truly insulating bulk.

Faced with a choice of the rumpled and resoundingly pro-Europe Clarke and the harder-edged approach of Duncan Smith, the faithful voted overwhelmingly for the latter, with difficult results.

While the national media and national polling data points towards some difficult results for Labour and a very close race in London, the view on the ground here in Manchester is not so straightforward.