Sentence examples for might be a difficult from inspiring English sources

Tilley says: "For a young person that might be a difficult conversation with their parents and friends.

If you hear that there might be a difficult personality on board (a manager or key colleague or even direct report), probe further.

Murray had to acquaint herself with Up Class Girl, whose biography suggested the eight-year-old mare might be a difficult customer.

Global warming, the subject of this much-praised 80-minute piece by Emily Johnson, might be a difficult theme to address theatrically.

While I would prefer to equate the fate of the Palestinians with that of Israel – meaning, I'd like to believe we're all on the same side – I think that might be a difficult political fiction to maintain at the moment.

While offering more money to farmers might be a difficult sell in a year of record farm profits, Jim Ringelman of Ducks Unlimited said, "There are overriding environmental issues here".

After six weeks in hospital, we left just thinking things might be a bit difficult.

The dried whole lemons or limes used in this recipe might be a little difficult to source.

"We know that might be a bit difficult because of the changes in the squad, but who knows?

And that might be a little difficult.

Littlewood: It might be a little difficult.