Sentence examples for difficult state of from inspiring English sources

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

"I don't think the union is taking enough account of the difficult state of public finances," Mr. Schily said.

The demand this year is higher than [previous years] and that's because of the difficult state of the economy.

But ambivalence is a difficult state of mind to sustain; the temptation to replace it with a more Manichaean vision is always close at hand.

Despite Mr. Panetta's view that he did not consider the episode an attack on him, it reinforced the lack of security in Afghanistan at the beginning of his visit and the difficult state of Afghan-American relations.

Hollande, often mocked as a wobbly milquetoast, was authoritative and even aggressive, attacking Sarkozy's assertion that he had inherited a difficult state of affairs by saying, "You always have a scapegoat".

When Mr. Romney does mention Massachusetts, it is hardly with native pride: Responding to a question during the debate, he referred to his home of almost 40 years as "that very difficult state" and "the toughest of states".

But my fierce instinct to keep our cat alive this week and my fears of letting him leave the house (now that he is home recovering) have brought to light just how difficult this state of motherhood may be.

In view of this, it is difficult stating whether the prevalence of SRMS in computer users is the same or different from non computer users.

The Council is moving forward on addressing these matters even though difficult states like China and Russia are members of the Council.

Thus, it is very difficult for many state-of-the-art SVM solvers to obtain a high rate in classification performance.