Sentence examples for particularly difficult for the from inspiring English sources

The correspondence was "particularly difficult for the most vulnerable claimants to understand".

Not that it has been particularly difficult for the Brooklyn group to fend off the authorities.

The past few weeks have been particularly difficult for the team at Newsnight.

Such a credit crisis makes it particularly difficult for the Fed to stimulate demand by manipulating interest rates, he said.

Mining that theme wasn't particularly difficult for the designer Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, who knows the terrain intimately.

It is particularly difficult for the British fans to think of losing a track at which so much of the country's motor-racing history has occurred.

Balancing the books can be particularly difficult for women in the south-east, where the cost of childcare is highest.

It is particularly difficult for operators of the high-speed vessels in night cruising mode.

This unique geological formation makes it particularly difficult for residents of the town to have access to a safe supply of drinking water.

Decision making was described as particularly difficult for relatives when the patient's wish was unknown and/or if relatives disagreed with each other about the decision.

The fourth quarter was particularly difficult for customer service because the company had technical problems handling the transfer of subscribers' cellphone numbers to other cellular providers under the new federal rules.