Sentence examples for particularly difficult year from inspiring English sources

A particularly difficult year to call, this one.

"The federation has had a particularly difficult year, made worse by the economic background.

This has been a particularly difficult year for small private colleges that accept a majority of their applicants.

These issues came after a particularly difficult year with seven deaths in the family and a divorce between myself and his father.

It is not necessarily an exaggeration to characterise the scale of would-be migrants arriving illegally in Europe as a permanent crisis but even within this context 2015 is looking like a particularly difficult year.

We all know how important it is to support community-focused programs such as those you listed, and that 2002 will be a particularly difficult year for many nonprofit organizations.

He said: "At what is a particularly difficult time of year to face such circumstances, I was reassured by authorities in Stonehaven that everyone who was forced from their homes over the weekend have now either gone to stay with relatives or been temporarily rehomed.

Investigations were particularly difficult in 1 year old infants due to the relatively thin fat layers and frequent non compliance/restlessness of infants.

This makes farming particularly difficult in drought years such as this one.

In Unbecoming the situation is particularly difficult because 17-year-old Katie cannot remember ever meeting her grandmother Mary before she unexpectedly arrives to live with the family.

The half-heartedness of Britain's political commitment to Europe is reflected in a similar lack of total involvement by British industrialists in meeting the requirements of the highly competitive continental market.World economic conditions have been particularly difficult during the years that we have been members of the community.