Sentence examples for some difficult work from inspiring English sources
Many of these records we acquire come from old, warn, torn and faded documents and we have to do some difficult work to restore these images and make them readable.
"We're calling it 'Homes for a Pound Plus' because we are doing some of the more difficult work ourselves before handing them over," says a spokesman for Liverpool City Council.
Some of their most difficult work is trying to reach the next generation, trying to help undo decades of destructive government assimilation policies, including residential schools, in trying to help them recognize the trickle-down effect of such sustained abuse.
While some institutions are committed to putting on difficult work, many are hampered by their boards, Ms Kelly said.
The show's insistence on a happy ending glosses over some of Chagall's less familiar, more difficult work.
His legal career provided enough money for some comforts but required long hours and difficult work.
They reported a variety of responses from orthodox medical specialists, cautiously commenting that it was 'dependent on the individual specialist', with some difficult to work with.
We doctors think we have difficult work….
It will be hard and difficult work.
