Sentence examples for the difficult side from inspiring English sources

I'm very grateful, but the difficult side is that everything I do is compared to it.

But the easy part of tweeting is publishing content; the difficult side is actually committing to active public engagement.

When asked whether Obama was likely to read it, White House spokesman Robert Gibbs said: "I think it's in Spanish, so that might be a tad on the difficult side".

And as Pitchfork has expanded, so has its taste, which a decade ago was limited to the difficult side of indie rock, but now includes the difficult (and some not-so-difficult) sides of hip-hop, dance music and more.

That's the difficult side of business.

That's the difficult side of the injury, on a Saturday you're thinking, what am I supposed to do here?

There was a recognition of this difficult side to the princess from an early stage, and it is possible to see an ominous and recognisable note even in the early and mostly adulatory press coverage of her young days; in, for example, this headline from the Sunday Pictorial: "Princess Margaret's Week Of Late Nights".

Calling legalization of those immigrants "the most difficult side" of the immigration issue, Mr. Goodlatte said the committee would consider options to give "some kind of legal status to bring people out of the shadows," offering them a chance at "being a fuller part of our society".

For some people, sub-zero temperatures aren't the only difficult side effect of winter.

"I'm happy for the performance of the team against a very difficult side in Liverpool, everyone remembers the game we lost at the Etihad.

The Juventus director Pavel Nedved said: "Bayern are one of the most difficult sides we could have got.