Sentence examples for really hard issues from inspiring English sources

ALISON BEARD: So Dan, what are we telling her? DAN MCGINN: Well, first we commend her for thinking about these really hard issues.

O'DONNELL: I know how strongly you feel about that, that's why you're willing to tackle what are some of the really hard issues that exist out there.

Provide works closely with social workers and other social service providers who have devoted themselves to the hard and rewarding task of helping others, especially around the really hard issues in life.

We get the real returns on prevention, not just by grasping for the low-hanging fruit and the winnable battles, but by using the heft of new political will to tackle the really hard issues and the places where need is greatest.

"Members feel like it's a really hard issue to move, so let's go onto something else".

Look, I feel like I've grappled with meat eating quite a bit, it's a really hard issue, and I welcome Jonathan's contribution on that issue.

As any social psychologist will tell you, people generally don't like to think really hard about major issues (their findings, I'm just the messenger).

"It's not really hard to find these issues," Dr. Garza said, adding that 30 to 40 percent of the bariatric surgeries he performs are covered by Medicaid or Medicare, and that his patients live healthier lives post-surgery.

I would also say that whether it's the principle reduction programs that we have or the loan modification programs that we have, you would come to the conclusion in looking at the numbers, that we have worked really hard to address these issues and that is a big part of our being a socially responsible company.

"No one's throwing furniture over the balcony, everyone's enjoying the music and looking out for each other -- we haven't had any major issues really," Hard Events founder and DJ known as Destructo Gary Richards told Billboard magazine last month.

I think the Royal Society is working really hard over the gender issue.