Sentence examples for make a difficult from inspiring English sources

I'd have to make a difficult decision.

"We had to make a difficult decision," Mr. Ario said.

How will you make a difficult subject interesting and accessible?

But it's easy for news organisations – by their nature sensationalist – to make a difficult situation worse.

He was rarely asked to make a difficult save but commanded his area well.

To separate them artificially, as we do now, is to make a difficult task even harder.

"I think this goes to the jury not wanting to make a difficult decision".

"We must now make a difficult transition from reliance on law enforcement to the preëmptive.

At least I won't be forced to make a difficult decision.

This unease with television and big public gatherings will make a difficult job even harder.

"It is now time to make a difficult but realistic decision," Mr. Lieberman said.