Sentence examples for difficult set of circumstances from inspiring English sources

It's a very difficult set of circumstances.

"I think they were acting under a very, very difficult set of circumstances.

They capitalize on a particularly difficult set of circumstances for blue-collar workers.

"Our officers deal with challenging situations every day and in this case they responded to a difficult set of circumstances.

"When I was in government we faced a very difficult set of circumstances with unauthorised boat arrivals," she says.

She has done a very good job in a very difficult set of circumstances with the Leveson inquiry that has stirred up a lot of media antipathy to her. "And also the gay marriage stuff – there are a lot of Conservatives out there who, perhaps, were not necessarily in support of it all and so feel rather bitter about that.

Much has been made of our new President inheriting the most difficult set of circumstance of, perhaps, any president in history; two wars, an economy in freefall handed off to him and 12 consecutive months of job losses.

But, Mr. President, you are the leader of the free world; sure, you have a most onerously difficult set of political circumstances to deal with, but to shrink from the responsibilities you have as an honest and decent human being, as a loving parent, defiles the principles that all who voted for you are beholden to.

He denied deliberately leaking Kelly's identity, although on this he was uncharacteristically vague, averring, "It was an extremely difficult and unusual set of circumstances".

Another former shadow cabinet member said it was difficult to imagine a less propitious set of circumstances for a new leader of the opposition in parliament.

Instead, the report says Bianchi's terrible injuries are the result of an unfortunate set of circumstances, including the difficult conditions, the speed he was going and the presence of a recovery vehicle on track.