Sentence examples for difficult whether from inspiring English sources

This is what makes the politics of climate policy so difficult, whether in Cheltenham or China.

Sure, some artists can be difficult, whether they are singers or conductors.

"After that, it was going to be difficult whether we were called majority or minority".

"It is where most policy issues are difficult, whether it is Europe or immigration.

What it sets out to do is far more difficult; whether it can succeed is anyone's guess.

"Actually making money from other forms is extremely difficult, whether they be apps or online communities or whatever it may be," he said.

Most difficult decision: Whether or not to admit the woman with liver failure.

But he faces a difficult judgment whether to accept the Tory timetable for fiscal reduction, or back a slower pace.

The world was, and still is today, in a pretty difficult state whether it was peace or war," Shrubbs said.

It is a difficult question whether this addition harms the Stoics more than it helps them.

It is a difficult question whether middle Stoicism departs from psychological monism.