Sentence examples for leads difficult from inspiring English sources

Ms. Figueres, who often leads difficult climate change talks, will succeed Yvo de Boer as executive secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

That might make auditors reluctant to lead difficult audits.

In 2004, as president of the local, Baum led difficult negotiations; managers and workers eventually came to terms by making concessions — they needed one another to keep the steel industry alive.

Do we realize that behind the statistics of high dropout rates, poor test scores, student tardiness and low percentages of students in uniform lie real people, children and families who lead difficult lives?

I have envied a great many people who led difficult lives and led them well.

Evil characters are shown to have sympathetic characteristics and often have led difficult lives.

He invited a few black reverends to preach, coordinated cross-cultural exchanges and dinners with mostly black churches, and allowed me to lead difficult conversations about race within the church.

He invited a few black reverends to preach, coordinated cross-cultural exchanges and dinners with mostly black churches and allowed me to lead difficult conversations about race within the church.

The complex geometry of blades not only makes them difficult to fabricate, but also leads them difficult to inspect.

Such a focus on these institutional definitions of gender is constricting, and too often it leads to difficult obstacles for most trans people.

The damage leads to difficult or expensive repairs after a large earthquake.