Sentence examples for most difficult phase from inspiring English sources

We might look back on this as the most difficult phase of all.

"As you predicted, the aftermath and rebuilding Iraq [sic] is proving the most difficult phase," Blair told Bush.

The euro zone has arrived at "probably the most difficult phase of our process," Mr. Draghi said.

And Kubrick, praised but failing to deliver at the box office, entered his Official Recluse Mode, as he embarked on the most difficult phase of his career.

Slowly they come to trust and care for each other and help each other through the most difficult phase of their lives.

Vice President Dick Cheney today began the most difficult phase of his 12-day mission to elicit allied support for a possible military campaign against Iraq, and he immediately encountered open opposition from King Abdullah II of Jordan.

The coalition is now entering one of its most difficult phases as Tory MPs question the prime minister's authority.

The euro zone has arrived at "probably the most difficult phases of our process," Mr. Draghi said.

Diplomats and observers who witnessed the proceedings from close range credited a handful of French, U.N. and U.S. officials who worked tirelessly over two weeks to keep the negotiations on track during the most difficult phases.

This is the most difficult stage.

Despite Armstrong's brilliant early start in the 1993 Tour, for example, he didn't even finish the race; he dropped out when the teams entered the most difficult mountain phase, in the Alps.