Sentence examples for into a very difficult from inspiring English sources

"He's walked into a very difficult situation," Mr. Pawlenty said.

It was different to Sainsbury's because he went into a very difficult situation.

Politically the government will get into a very difficult level of popular support".

"I did not want to have to contend with launching a semi-new magazine into a very difficult advertising marketplace".

"She walked into a very difficult situation, and she's very skillfully put an awful lot of broken pieces back together".

Mr. Smith's father moved in with Mr. Smith, his oldest son, and 2004 turned into a very difficult year for both of them.

"He has demonstrated, when he stepped into government in a very difficult state, that he could work in a difficult partisan environment, take some good conservative ideas, like private health insurance, and apply them to the need to have everyone insured," DeMint said.

Turning to the economic front, the new president comes into office at a very difficult moment.

"Thanks to our energy and commitment we worked our way back into what was a very difficult game.

"My integration back into the community was a very difficult one.

For example, in normal programs of public-funded universities in Iran, the completion rate is almost unity, i.e., it is a very rare case if a student who successfully entered into a program, passing a very difficult entrance exam, could not complete the course.