Sentence examples for response to the difficult from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this change is an anthropological response to the difficult position of culture and literature.

Central bankers nowadays enjoy the popularity of rock stars, and deservedly so: their response to the difficult and uncertain environment during and after the financial crisis has been largely impeccable.

Celebrity-driven fashion receded into the background somewhat, while Prada prints, ruffles, pastels, and overtly feminine collections took centre stage; low-key glamour emerged in 2010 in response to the difficult economic times.

Only Root found any sort of answer to Samuel Badree's masterful skiddy wrist spin and his response to the difficult situation was to reach a half-century from 33 balls, an innings of pure strokes and placement, equalling the fastest ever in a World T20 final.

Health informatics technologies are an important response to the difficult conditions in post conflict regions.

Health informatics technologies are an important response to the difficult conditions in post-war territories.

Pollock admits to a tendency for being negative, reflecting on her song "The Optimist" as being a response to the "dark difficult time" when the band were adjusting to splitting up.

Cristóbal Montoro, the budget minister, told lawmakers that the package — which couples $11.3 billion in spending cuts with nearly $8 billion in tax increases — was a response to "the extraordinarily difficult situation Spain is experiencing".

Non-alignment was the policy response to this difficult reality.

This requirement, and the variability in tumor development between and within experiments, increases the level of uncertainty in the system and makes a weak response to the magnetic field difficult to detect and interpret.

And yet, apart from a vague offer to share Parkland's "burden," he mentioned only one policy response: to "tackle the difficult issue of mental health".