Sentence examples for difficult seat from inspiring English sources

It was a difficult seat.

Since winning a difficult seat in Montreal in 2008, he has sat on the back benches of Parliament, where he has cultivated his popularity.

He is asking the difficult questions and tackling all the difficult seats".

If the Conservatives cannot win seats from the Lib Dems, they will have to start campaigning outside their comfort zone, in more difficult seats further up their target list.

But campaigning as a minister, with a personal appearance by the prime minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault, alongside her, she has, like other cabinet members fighting difficult seats, won the battle for media coverage.

If he runs for re-election, Mr. Nelson instantly becomes a top target for Republicans and one of the most difficult seats for Democrats to hold, particularly during a presidential election year when turnout among Republicans is likely to swell in a conservative-voting state.

Gordon clearly aspired to public office, campaigning hard in a difficult marginal seat.

She is a journalist and should be a bit more media-savvy, but she recently urged voters to support a political rival to the mother of Hollande's four children, Ségolène Royal, who was fighting a difficult parliamentary seat.

The trial opened before a nearly all-black jury after being postponed once because the judge said anti-Muslim sentiment after the Sept. 11 would make it difficult to seat a jury.

"It's gotten so much publicity that it will be difficult to seat a jury," Ewing said.

There are a lot of cheap unicycles that make learning to ride difficult, the seats are poorly designed, and will they break quickly.