Sentence examples for one to a difficult from inspiring English sources

But this brings one to a difficult decision: should you stick as closely as possible to the original's formula.

While Facebook makes sharing personal stories on a one-to-one basis difficult, pilgrimage provides a precious opportunity to share intimate stories of life.

This one is a difficult one to pull out because its not made with smoke, but with your breath.

But exactly why one doctor can relate to a difficult patient, and another can alienate her, is a mystery.

I am NOT asking you to do this--it is merely one possible compromise solution to a difficult problem, which might suggest others.

Going from having your own room to a shared one is a difficult thing for many people to accept and adjust to.

It was a difficult one to do and it was a difficult one for us to get, but I'm very pleased that we've been able to attract him to the club".

However, an issue of the joint proof of such a property on a general time scale (including the continuous one) seems to be a difficult task.

An offer of a sick- leave certificate was one way to mitigate a difficult situation temporarily.

"It is an easy case to bring, but a difficult one to win," said Floyd Abrams, a lawyer who represented Tthe Nation in its case.

It's not supposed to, but one would have a difficult time identifying an election when it hasn't.