Sentence examples for difficult state from inspiring English sources

Such a simple word, such a difficult state to achieve.

"This is a difficult state for a candidate such as ours," Dees said.

Because of the open primary, Wisconsin is a difficult state to poll.

Like the last state profiled in this series, Wisconsin, Oregon is a difficult state to pin down politically.

Making his position more difficult, state law prohibited him from calling job actions, like slowdowns or strikes.

The Japanese media have portrayed Mr. Hatoyama's low profile as a reflection of the difficult state of U.S.-Japan relations.

Europe, for its part, wandered into an absurdly difficult state-building exercise with the notion that it would not need to fight a war to succeed.

Simplicity is one of the most difficult states to attain.

And uncertainty is one of the most difficult states to inhabit.

It has also positioned itself to be a key interlocutor with difficult states such as Iran and North Korea.

Moreover, Mr Vaughan Williams says, punters on betting exchange sites called difficult states such as Florida right.