Sentence examples for involved difficult from inspiring English sources

Publication of the last three of the seven parts of the "Search" was posthumous, and all versions of them have necessarily involved difficult editorial decisions.

General Musharraf's initiatives in fighting terrorism and handling Afghanistan had involved difficult and unpopular decisions but he had managed them well, he said.

Romanian, Estonian and Latvian leaders emphasized that the Membership Action Plan program involved difficult requirements for NATO membership, including internal political and military reforms and guarantees of civil liberties, and could take a decade to fulfill.

But its careful vetting of loans and strong ties to its customers presumably also made a difference.Given Erie's size (the city and suburbs have a population of 280,000), Marquette's controls sometimes involved difficult decisions about friends and neighbours.

He said the plan "involved difficult decisions about spending, about getting our deficit down" but claimed: "We are on the right track, we should stick to that track, recovering our economy getting jobs for our people and over time really fixing for the long term the mess we were left in the public finances".

"Like Massereene, this was a complex case which involved difficult issues of forensic and circumstantial evidence.

That may involve difficult choices.

Removing Ecclestone from F1 could involve difficult negotiations.

But beyond that, financing health care involves difficult choices.

The choice among rate structures involves difficult and important questions of economic supply and distributional fairness.

And then address their concerns – even if that involves difficult choices.