Sentence examples for have a difficult role from inspiring English sources

"EE was always going to have a difficult role to play being the first mover.

Incumbent presidents have always had a difficult role to play at the end of their second terms.

Le Carre loves the film and says of Weisz: 'She had a difficult role, a girl who has the wealth to afford her principles.

"I think all the players worked hard, but he has a difficult role up there, on his own.

She has a difficult role, a role that is botched nine times out of ten, but hers is the tenth performance.

Despite all the issues, the Charity Commission still releases much better data than its neighbour in Scotland, and has a difficult role in maintaining oversight over 165,000 charities in a challenging funding environment.

They have a difficult and demanding role and do not always get the support and recognition they deserve".

While most older actors have a difficult time finding good roles, that hasn't been the case with Caine.

Regardless of Reeves's role, Capers may have a difficult time convincing McNair to give him another season.

Carol Hughes, who has chosen never to comment to the press about her husband, has had a very difficult role to play after Hughes's unexpectedly early death in 1998.

The bishops have a very difficult role to play and they obviously are appointed by a particular group of people and I think that we have perhaps seen the last conservative evangelical bishops who didn't ordain women retire this Summer.