Sentence examples for led to a difficult from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fager said that led to a difficult night with "a tremendous amount of soul-searching".

Ambassador Eikenberry was highly critical of the Pentagon's proposal last year to send 60,000 additional troops to Afghanistan, which led to a difficult relationship with General McChrystal.

After the third home run, which led to a difficult loss, Uehara sat in the Texas clubhouse and cried, surprising his teammates and even many Japanese reporters who had been familiar with his emotional demeanor.

"The volatility in global markets in the third quarter led to a difficult environment, impacting in particular our fixed income business and our Asia merchant banking business," the bank's chief executive, James Gorman, said in a statement.

Cameron may have put off the resignation of Goldsmith, which would have led to a difficult byelection, and temporarily avoided the loss of several cabinet ministers who are opposed to Heathrow expansion.

"This has led to a difficult working relationship between BBW and the university when the constant perception is that they are reviewing service levels to reduce deficit rather than to bring efficiencies and better service levels to the University".

But Power's loneliness leads to a difficult love affair with the brother of one of her teachers, a college student young enough, she reminds herself, to call her "aunty" if they were back in his native Punjab.

This leads to a difficult design problem due to its inherent nonsmoothness and nonconvexity.

JA: Where I see pressure that could lead to a difficult outcome is at McLaren.

To describe how a hydronephrosis can lead to a difficult differential diagnosis between endometriosis and retroperitoneal fibrosis.

The characteristics of the considered systems will lead to a difficult task for designing a stable controller.