Sentence examples for range of difficult from inspiring English sources

We have therefore, a range of difficult ethical puzzles that need to be addressed.

Before Christmas, we will see a whole range of difficult issues come to the fore.

Negotiators from both sides spent two days talking by phone as they tried to settle a range of difficult issues.

"Instead, progress will come only through persistent and careful efforts to address a range of difficult and interdependent issues".

But they said that considering the range of difficult issues to be resolved, including orchestra work rule changes sought by Mr. Levine, the talks could continue through this year or even into 2002.

"The prime minister has made clear she has full confidence in the foreign secretary, and as she said earlier this week, he's doing important work on a whole range of difficult issues".

The coated inserts were tested on a wide range of difficult-to-machine materials using a Boehringer VDF180-C CNC lathe.

The research covers the machining of a range of difficult-to-machine metallic and non-metallic materials used in the tool and die making industry.

Mr. LaRouche, a onetime Trotskyist, now espouses a range of positions difficult to characterize in conventional political terms.

Only "a couple of drops" remained, he said, making a range of tests difficult, if not impossible.

Other analysts said the United States should not use a specific grievance over housing units to press a broad range of extremely difficult issues with Israel.