Sentence examples for difficult town from inspiring English sources

When the narrator tells us that Musa Qala fell to the Taliban again earlier this year, who could help but wonder when and why British troops had returned to such a difficult town?

"Being in the minority is difficult," Mr. Towns continued.

His difficult small-town boyhood in nearby Findlay, where he took nourishment from the tales that older relatives told, helped shape the sensibility that sent critics searching for a new label: Midwestern Gothic.

As open defecation is difficult in towns, they were initially compelled to use the facilities, but then became habituated to using latrines and came to prefer the practice.

Data on the quality of an ambulance company's performance is scarce at the national level and difficult to compare town-to-town or company-to-company.

Living the high life, paradoxically, may become more difficult as the town goes upscale.

"We receive lots of subsidies for hosting the nuclear plant, and if they dry up it will be difficult for the town to function.

Opponents say the noon to 8 p.m. voting time will make it difficult for the town's many New York City commuters to cast ballots.

"No one did anything about these streets before I took office," he said, adding that demolishing buildings is often difficult because the town does not always have the deeds or the money for demolition.

30 OBITUARIES 41 NEW YORK/REGION 33-39 Strike Complicates Shopping This season in New York City, last-minute holiday shopping was even more fevered than usual as thousands of people scrambled to make up for the days lost to a transit strike that made getting about town difficult.

It is the most difficult ticket in town to grab, so obviously we're doing something right".