Sentence examples for into very difficult from inspiring English sources

"We are stepping into very difficult waters.

One day Beijing's impatience at Taiwan's failure to submit may force America into very difficult choices.

"You get into very difficult family issues," said one woman who wanted to speak about the policy, but feared expulsion.

"We put less product in the barge, it takes longer to get there, and we use more fuel per barge," Mr. Calhoun said, adding, "We're going to be running into very difficult issues".

Clearly we're going into very difficult economic times, and we're going to have to make some choices, and it's just too premature for me to give you a definitive answer".

"If we pretend all families are the same, we get into very difficult territory".

"You are then into a very difficult territory which takes you potentially takes you into the area of censorship and suppression," he says.

"He walked into a very difficult situation that he put a lot of effort into to try to make it work," Dombrowski said.

"To find a space to package a fix into is very difficult," he said.

"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.