Sentence examples for early difficult from inspiring English sources
"Each manager was not given the time to set out how they wanted us play and we kept finding ourselves in the early, difficult stages of that process," said the forward, who joined Preston in 2006.
Case in point: the opening two spaces in the Victoria and Albert Museum's Savage Beauty exhibition, devoted to those early, "difficult" McQueen shows, consist almost entirely of clothes donated by women who (sometimes) bought and (always) wore the designer.
Campaign officials said Ms. Shriver was instrumental in pressing through a shakeup in its staff in the early difficult days of the Schwarzenegger campaign.Her brother, Timothy Shriver, who is very close to her, credited her with honing the campaign's central theme.
How she handles this early, difficult test will tell us a lot about what we can expect from the SEC under her leadership.
It was a lens pointed outward, capturing your perspective," Terrazzo instead has committed to expressing her sense of herself, the early, difficult memories of events that shaped her personality and her fraught view of her current place in the world through the old-school art-historical mechanisms of mixed media collage and narrative portraiture.
They're hard to catch early and difficult to treat.
Catching patients early is difficult.
Japan's export-oriented economy has taken a serious — with government debt and a declining population making an early rebound difficult.
The initial clinical symptom is often a skin rash, which sometimes makes early diagnosis difficult.
Introduction: In patients receiving anti-cancer therapy, clinical and laboratory signs of treatment-related toxicity may coincide with the sepsis criteria, which makes early diagnosis difficult.
Even if Mr. Reagan had been the most forthcoming character in the world, that First Basic Law of Biography, write only what you know, would have made early progress difficult.
