Sentence examples for looks difficult for from inspiring English sources

Ms Lighting re-iterated her channel's commitment to well-regarded pre-school brand Milkshake! but said the future looks difficult for Five.

Sir Denis said: "In a nutshell it looks difficult for the front line to remain in its current form in a number of forces".

Its banks got jittery and things looked difficult for the 103-year-old firm (which was born British, in Liverpool).

For example: "Conditions looked difficult for the two teams, despite the groundsman's best efforts to clear the pitch before the game".

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For a time it looked difficult, even for this most famous and well-followed club in the greatest of booms for football.

But that sort of compromise position looks increasingly difficult for Apple to defend.

The following respondent reported a common sentiment: "(The) Data collection form of VHV looks very difficult for me, I do not understand how to fill it in because the form is always changing that makes me confused and I filled in the form wrongly.

"It's looking very difficult for Isil to get to the point where it could challenge al-Qaida for pre-eminence in Africa.

The Migration Observatory, at the University of Oxford, said the figures made it look "increasingly difficult" for the government to reduce net migration to the "tens of thousands" by the end of this parliament.

"With that comes other areas that are going to take a hit and unfortunately the situation at the moment is that we've not been able to settle in full the players September match fees and it's looking very difficult for the remainder to pay it out of the main club funds," he said.