Sentence examples for proved difficult for the from inspiring English sources

Acting decisively has proved difficult for the government of Naoto Kan, the prime minister.

It has proved difficult for the voters to exert their influence.

The latest turn in the case proved difficult for the family of the psychologist, Kathryn Faughey.

Finding the 50 biggest has proved difficult for the authors of the new atlas (pdf), who relied on crowd-sourcing 59,000 files from 25 countries.

Belatedly, just before the election, he publicly recognised that the HRA was part of Labour's "progressive" agenda, even if it sometimes proved "difficult" for the government.

Obtaining information from the City of Miami Beach and its police department has proved difficult for the victims and Mr. Herisse's family.

And the next few days could prove difficult for the president.

Business as usual could prove difficult for the industry in an uncertain economy.

That order could prove difficult for the voluble and occasionally irritable Mr. O'Neill.

He added that cutting regulations could prove difficult for the nation.

Of course, it may prove difficult for the Knicks to do so.