Sentence examples for difficult shadow from inspiring English sources

It is, of course, difficult for a Conservative politician to take credit for this change, not least because the Thatcher government's subsequent moves to ban the "promotion" of homosexuality in schools (via Section 28) casts a difficult shadow over even an openly gay Scottish Tory leader such as Davidson.

When all factors are combined, Angel Stadium in Anaheim is often cited as having the most difficult shadows of the eight ballparks in the playoffs.

Escaping the castle is made difficult by shadow creatures sent by the Queen.

First, it was hypothesized that category naming is more difficult than shadowing.

Measurements during these stages are more difficult because shadowing from the fetal skull makes it more difficult to identify the cervix as a distinct ring and because a thin cervix is more difficult to visualise.

The impression seems to be that the autumn statement was notable for two reasons: announcements about raising the pension age, and the difficult time that shadow chancellor Ed Balls had in reply.

Coordinating a fractious coalition government could be made all the more difficult by the shadow that Vladimiro Montesinos, Mr. Fujimori's former intelligence chief, still casts over the country.

As David Cameron hailed Britain's recovery from a "long, deep and difficult recession", the shadow chancellor accused the coalition of compounding the financial pressure on people with tax changes which have involved "giving with one hand but taking away much more with the other".

However, it is much more difficult to apply shadow information in indoor environments.

Describing it as a "difficult decision", the shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, said Labour would extend the coalition's cap on increases in the benefit - due to expire in 2016 - for a further year.

Mark Zuckerberg was able to leave the European Parliament without making any substantial pledges to change Facebook's behavior in Europe, and without answering many of the difficult questions around shadow profiles, data sharing and monopolistic practices which hang over his business.