Sentence examples for having some difficult from inspiring English sources

Asked about the prospect of all the travel, Dempsey seemed to suggest the USA may actually be better prepared than some of their opponents: I know that during the summer we did a good job of trying to replicate that, and having some difficult locations – trying to get from Jamaica all the way up to Seattle, Washington, into Utah, to Salt Lake, stuff like that.

It means that America is having some difficult conversations.

"He had some difficult times.

So we've had some difficult days.

Lampard, like Cole, has had some difficult moments.

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

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

Meanwhile, we parents have some difficult things to think about, too.

"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.

"I think he is going to have some difficult issues to overcome," he said.