Sentence examples for that a difficult deal from inspiring English sources

Was that a difficult deal?

Thorny issues are subjects that are difficult deal with.

She added, "That was a very difficult deal for me to sign — I lived in a pretty house with a pretty garden; I wrote about upscale things".

That's a difficult problem to deal with".

That was a difficult story because I was dealing with a lot bigger fish: the American government and security services.

That's a difficult thing for families to deal with".

It made me think, that's a difficult thing to have to deal with; it's like losing your identity.

A tree or bush with thorns is difficult to touch and handle and similarly a thorny issue is a subject that is difficult to deal with and discuss.

"Green-on-blue" attacks by Afghan forces on British and other foreign troops are an insurgent tactic that is difficult to deal with, a senior British commander has admitted to MPs.

Af Klint was driven in a way that is difficult to deal with.

From my experience, it's a little harder or stranger for artists, because other than commercial success we're not given a metric, and that's difficult to deal with". Perhaps toughened by the hype and backlash over "Bach at Leipzig," Moses remains agnostic on the ideal way to measure his own success.