Sentence examples for has some difficult from inspiring English sources

Now, Mr. O'Neal has some difficult decisions to make.

It will hold hearings on the two mortgage giants next week.Meanwhile, Fannie Mae has some difficult decisions to make.

(Mr. Gilmore is scheduled to play again on Friday; his replacement on the other two remaining nights, Justin Brown, has some difficult shoes to fill).

The theme of all of the comments is one of patience — that the economy has some difficult times ahead but that the package in place will eventually help lead to a recover.

Todd has some difficult encounters with the locals, but the biggest boor in town is a fellow expatriate, a typical Ugly American named Charlie (Diedrich Bader), who runs the All American Hunter call center and spurns the locals and the native cuisine, importing peanut butter and processed American cheese.

"And next year they're going to have the shock of realising that interest rates can go up as well as down; and you've also got places like the UK, where taxes are going to have to go up and public spending will have to be cut – and the US, too, has some difficult decisions to make".

"He had some difficult times.

Lampard, like Cole, has had some difficult moments.

"I've had some difficult things," Bonilla said.

"We've had some difficult games, and teams will go through that," Grunwald said.

If the national margin remains close, the campaigns will have some difficult decisions to make.