Sentence examples for give a difficult from inspiring English sources
Hawke makes for an engaging lead, managing to make us believe that people would still give a difficult heroin addict like Baker yet more and more chances.
What, if anything, could the medical world have done better to support her and Steve through the early months and years with Beth? "They say there's no right way to give a difficult diagnosis, but there's certainly a wrong way," she says.
"The only difference is that they have not published the formats for when you apply for a visa application, so some offices still give a difficult time to applicants".
Last season Anderlecht was in the group stage but was given a difficult draw with Malaga, A.C. Milan and Zenit.
He gave a difficult chance to point on 26 but played a little gem of an innings.
Nonetheless, in weighing how to handle fratricide cases, commanders are given a difficult choice with far-reaching consequences.
Yet given a difficult economy and the precipitous drop in spending on technology, Microsoft has done extraordinarily well.
All the volunteers were then given a difficult geometry puzzle to solve and monitored to see how long they stuck at it.
In the "Et resurrexit," Mr. Herreweghe took no chances, giving a difficult exposed line for basses to the bass soloist, Sebastian Noack.
Some had wondered if Wescott could successfully defend his gold, given a difficult year on the World Cup circuit and the unpredictable nature of snowboard cross, where four riders start simultaneously and wind their way down a twisting track.
CATHERINE Ashton has been given a difficult mission: go to Egypt to tell Hosni Mubarak's regime to begin political reforms immediately.Events in Cairo continue to push Baroness Ashton into the limelight.
