Sentence examples for offer difficult from inspiring English sources

Many Republicans and some Democrats have made it clear that they do not like parts of the bill as crafted, and intend to offer difficult amendments.

But, faced with the bank's desperate situation, JP Morgan was able to attach unusual conditions making its offer difficult to block.

Dynamic networks offer difficult challenges with regard to issue detection.

From that point on, the Israeli street decided that it was willing to offer difficult and painful concessions for a lasting peace, a goal that suddenly did not seem so abstract.

Caught in this position, Speaker John Boehner knows the public is likely to blame Republicans for the pain of a shutdown, once it sees that the Democrats offered difficult compromises that his caucus rejected.

That makes comparing offers difficult, since even loans with the same interest rate that last for a 30-year period may have wildly different fees and upfront closing costs embedded in them.

His double century, reached just before lunch, with 27 fours, had not been without blemish, having three times offered difficult or even half-chances, the last of them to short leg a couple of balls before his dismissal, but it showed immense character.

Interviewees found these offers difficult to decline for fear of losing social standing.

The seriousness of the men's offer was difficult to gauge.

Carter has no such answers to offer — only difficult questions which, once posed, can no longer be ignored.

Recently Amazon said it would buy items from the entire collection, which Mr. Cauchi said was a rare offer and difficult to refuse.