Sentence examples for is now in a difficult from inspiring English sources

The U.S. is now in a difficult situation of Trump's making.

Mr. Smith was defeated in a primary by John E. Sununu, who is now in a difficult battle with the Democratic governor, Jeanne Shaheen.

At least 2,000 families have fled and are now in a "difficult situation", Sattar Nowruz, from the Ministry of Migration and Displaced, told the Associated Press.

And Oswyn Murray, a retired Oxford historian and one of Padel's chief supporters, admitted she was now in a difficult position.

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"Merkel is now in a very difficult position," Mr. Tilford said.

This investment will affect the whole sector, which is now in a rather difficult situation," said Georgy Shabanov, the head of All Media Company, a distribution and production company.

"Abbas is now in a very difficult position, where he is really losing legitimacy among Palestinians under occupation," Baconi told VICE News.

"The Bank's monetary policy committee are now in a very difficult position," he said.

We created the anticlimax by giving the goal away and we're now in a very difficult position".

While defending Mrs May's decision to call a snap election, the Tory peer said his party had run a "pretty poor" campaign and the prime minister was now in a "pretty difficult" situation, having to rely on the support of the Democratic Unionists to get Brexit bills and other legislation through Parliament.