Sentence examples for difficult state of affairs from inspiring English sources
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".
Kean has insisted he will not resign, but Shearer admits it is a difficult state of affairs for the 44-year-old former Fulham, Real Socieded and Coventry assistant manager.
"What's happening here is not discrimination against minorities, but there's simply a difficult state of affairs for everyone here in Pakistan".
He led his people through very adverse circumstances, always keeping them focused on their higher purpose rather than their current difficult state of affairs.
Our review of the state-of-affairs of GM crops in Europe raises several fundamental issues.
69 74 All told, this state-of-affairs calls for active strategies to promote collaboratively-oriented systems.
Hence even if one presupposes a best-case scenario under which the issue of Iran's nuclear ambitions are resolved or being placed on the policy backburner in a way that averts a military conflagration involving Israel, the U.S. and Iran, it is still very difficult to envision a state of affairs that could bring about peace and stability in Iraq and in Israel/Palestine in the near future.
For example, although polygamy can be part of a character's behavior, it is extremely difficult to maintain such a state of affairs because it negatively affects the happy-scape of so many other characters.
This statement, given the lack of development of childhood specific cancer drugs is difficult to mesh with the current state of affairs, yet I think is completely true.
For the Bar, determining the proper response to this state of affairs is incredibly difficult.
It is a primary function of society to set up the framework in which legitimate contracts, freely entered into, may be enforced, a state of affairs much more difficult to guarantee in the state of nature and outside civil society.
