Sentence examples for get difficult about from inspiring English sources

They do have the ability though to fire back if the Americans get difficult about it, and that, I think, is worth quite a lot.

This is a simple, filling children's meal that makes me wish (contrarily), every time I cook it, that they'll get difficult about eating.

When doing just one set, apply moderate pressure to where the exercise gets difficult, usually at about the 15th repetition.

Murphy was quick to admit that such matches are difficult to get excited about and knows that he has become a little robotic in his approach to Europa League matches.

There might be some truth it, but I've never found it particularly difficult to get out and about into town.

"Of course countries have got to make difficult decisions about their public finances.

"Of course countries have got to make difficult decisions about their own public finances... but it's the open speculation from some members in the eurozone about the future of some countries in the eurozone which I think is doing real damage across the whole European economy.

Do you get asked difficult questions about your country?

As the administration was completing its budget plans in December, Mr. Obama said at a White House economic forum that "we've got about as difficult an economic play as is possible" in adding to the current deficit while simultaneously planning to slash future shortfalls.

No, this hybrid hard drive isn't actually sexy (though it is topless) and it is difficult to get excited about hard drives in general.

But a key way to reach this dream – through collecting personal and company pension benefits early – is about to get more difficult.