Sentence examples for expects to be difficult from inspiring English sources

The company said lower inventories should allow it to take fewer markdowns in a climate it expects to be difficult.

This suggests that the desire to perform well in comparison with one's peers may influence the affective response to task difficulty expectations and enhance learning for low-difficulty tasks that are expected to be difficult.

The negotiations are expected to be difficult.

Raising money for the hall's renovation is expected to be difficult.

It is expected to be difficult for ImClone stock to climb back to its level before the F.D.A. rejection.

To think that these students will have the maturity to say "No" in front of their friends when a run is expected to be difficult is absurd.

The search for a new executive director is expected to be difficult, given that four men have resigned or been dismissed from the post since 2005.

The race had been expected to be difficult for Mr. Towns, the son of Representative Edolphus Towns, because the district is two-thirds Hispanic and one-quarter black.

The HSE said that brake testing of the Thames train would be attempted but was expected to be difficult given the level of damage.

Mr. Bouw must integrate the two operations, a task that is expected to be difficult because of different corporate cultures and the downturn in international air travel.

Implementing those measures is expected to be difficult and could hurt many industries and prove harmful to the economy, analysts say.