Sentence examples similar to new difficult phase from inspiring English sources

The statement and an accompanying critique of positions taken by the guild set the stage for a new and more difficult phase in the showdown between actors and producers over a contract to replace the current deal, which expires June 30.

The New Yorker, October 10, 1977 P. 156 REPORTER AT LARGE about the present difficult phase of the Carter Administration.

This is a difficult phase, whether you are trying to repair your current relationship, or begin a new one.

That programme is entering its most difficult phase, requiring hospitals and GP surgeries around England to divert cash and staff to installing new systems and uploading patients' data on to them.

The second and more difficult phase will be reforming entitlement programs beginning early in the New Year.

We are in a difficult phase.

Well, there was Threshers, and I thank them for all their support during that difficult phase.

In many countries, democracy may seem to be passing through a difficult phase.

Quote of the Week – "I think Alex is going through a really difficult phase".

Twitter is the Kleenex of the space and has survived its most difficult phase.

India's economy is going through a difficult phase.