Sentence examples for going to the difficult from inspiring English sources

"A lot of places away from home where you've got to play well, but at the minute we are going to the difficult places like Motherwell and Hearts and putting on performances".

The country's brutal weather and forbidding geography would make going to the polls extremely difficult.

"That's going to be the difficult part, untangling what parts are criminal and what parts are relevant to our bylaws," Emmert said.

If you're taking a group or panel interview, it is possible that one of them is going to play the difficult interviewer.

Women were more likely than men to report each barrier to presentation, except being 'too busy' to make time to go to the doctor and difficult to 'arrange transport'.

"It was always going to be difficult, the after-effects of the Cup meant the lads were still feeling down," Pulis reflected.

"No, it's going to be difficult," the guard said.

"I knew it was going to be difficult," the actress said backstage at London's Theatre Royal on Sunday night.

So, why does the body go to the trouble to make a difficult-to-excrete toxin?

"The whole process is going to be difficult with the charges against him," he said.

Rebuilding those relationships now is going to be difficult because the Sunnis feel the west betrayed them.