Sentence examples for have understood how difficult from inspiring English sources

And, if they decided to handle it in the way they actually did, Yahoo's executives might have understood how difficult it would be to explain this decision – in terms of basic values and commitments – to everyone it would affect.

For all the wise planning that went into the farewell, the Mets should have understood how difficult it would be for fans to cope with happy memories if the team started the day with a loss that would only have been redeemed by a Brewers loss.

I had not understood how difficult it is for social workers to make these kinds of decisions – especially when many different professionals are involved in one person's care – and how frustrating this can be.

And for some reason, they — well Frank was Hispanic and he had kind of understood how difficult this was for me, on multiple levels.

Larry Kramer, a member of Act-Up who acknowledges having called Dr. Cooper a murderer for what he considered delays in the release of new drugs, said he understood how difficult her position has been.

UCLA Coach Terry Donahue said he understood how difficult such a transition had been for Lee to accept.

Like me, she had been struggling for a while to lose weight, and she understood how difficult it was to even want to lose the weight.

But she also had to understand how difficult her life was going to be, how she would be vilified.

Sir Bernard said: "Ninety-five percent of the cyclists who took part said they would never have understood just how difficult it is for lorry drivers.

None of us who have never done it understand how difficult it is to run for public office, not to mention for President of the United States.

Only pianists who have worked on this étude understand how difficult it is.