Sentence examples for going through the difficult process from inspiring English sources

She is now going through the difficult process of figuring out which things she will incorporate into her new, more modernly scaled, life.

Short of taking Sam Snead's legendary advice to "take two weeks off and quit," or going through the difficult process of learning to switch-putt from the other side of the ball, there is hope for amateurs seeking to overcome the pitfalls of the left-to-righter.

What we do know is that by acquiring Apigee, Google gets an established player in the API management space with a strong customer list to help companies going through the difficult process of becoming more digital.

However exciting to some, America was going through the difficult process of being born.

He added that he would rather see refugees stay in the area and be protected than go through the difficult process of winning asylum in the West.

After going through this difficult process as a two-time founder, Zenefits founder Parker Conrad knew there was an easier way.

For two decades now, Irish people have been going through the difficult, painful but deeply democratic process of disentangling church and state.

They are going through the same difficult process of adjustment as heavy industry went through in the 1980s, when the government decided that enough taxpayers' money had gone down that particular drain.

Every former Communist country has to go through this difficult process, Mr. Pehe said.

The organization now has experts on its staff to mediate as temples like Farmingdale and Wantagh go through the difficult merger process.

I am proud of having gone through the terribly difficult process of being falsely charged, falsely convicted and ultimately almost completely vindicated without losing my mind, becoming irrational, ceasing to be a penitent and reasonable person and actually being able to endure a discussion like this without getting up and smashing your face in".