Sentence examples for said a difficult from inspiring English sources

It has been, she said, a difficult year.

She was doing, she said, a "difficult job".

Economists at investment bank JP Morgan said: "A difficult issue lies in the background.

The aim of the operation in Helmand is not simply to kill Taliban fighters but to win over the local population, Captain Pelletier said — a difficult task in a region where foreigners are viewed with suspicion.

She said a difficult process of negotiation with the United Nations over the last four years has been "a steady retreat" from the ideal of an impartial international tribunal.

Culture Minister Vladimir Medinsky said: "A difficult situation had developed around the theatre and the troupe - everything pointed to the need for renewal".

He was, they say, a difficult player: erratic and combative.

That was, needless to say, a difficult time for both of us.

But the power would automatically be turned up when the user was in, say, a difficult corner of a building.

It's better, Mr. Kopec said, to ask for a wine that they're particularly proud of from, say, a difficult vintage.

It was, it's fair to say, a difficult adjustment.