Sentence examples for hinting at the difficulty from inspiring English sources

In the last several weeks, Jay Rockefeller (age 75), the five-term senator, announced he would retire, as did Tom Harkin (72) and Saxby Chambliss (69), all speaking of their desire to enjoy life beyond politics, mentioning their frustration with the paralysis afflicting Congress and only hinting at the difficulty they may have faced winning re-election.

She has hinted at the difficulty for any child of a father's heavy drinking and parents' divorce.

This level of confidence paired with low actual performance might hint at the difficulty of the task of estimating compliance rate, where even estimates given with high levels of confidence turned out to be wrong.

Inhofe hinted at the difficulty of getting Republicans and Democrats to agree on where to find the money, but said if he and Boxer could "swallow hard" on parts of the bill they didn't like and come to a compromise, the rest of Congress should be able to as well.

No one even hinted at the difficulties in finding a way forward.

He hinted at the difficulties such an exclusion could present for the Obama campaign.

It also hints at the difficulties of having a sensible discussion about drugs policy.

The fast, churning current hinted at the difficulties and misery the swollen river has left in its wake.

This however is not the greatest surprise, since Qantas and BA's other possible partner Iberia had both hinted at the difficulties of a three way merger.

But federal safety inspection records hint at the difficulties many of the independents have faced, and help explain why regulatory changes by the Trump administration are seen as so crucial to the shallow-water industry's survival.

But Osborne, Britain's top Treasury official, who had previously hinted at the difficulties of sharing a currency, said he now ruled out such an option.