Sentence examples for this difficult position from inspiring English sources

"I feel angry that schools are being put in this difficult position.

Her awareness of this difficult position may be what helps her get out of the Easy and into life.

Of course, Australia have largely got themselves into this difficult position by way of a poor batting effort on a pitch that required patience.

"I think something has happened, where people are upset that two great organizations that have this shared mission were now in this difficult position.

He criticised some of the measure demanded by Greece's lenders, declaring: "I stand on the side of the Greek people, who in this difficult position are being proposed more things detrimental to society".

"People are in this difficult position - which I understand - where they know we've made these decisions to try to sort the economy out, but they don't yet see results.

This is the difficult position that Cameron, in his appearance before Leveson, tried in a terribly painful way to justify and wiggle out of.

This is the difficult position the Jets find themselves in, and they are not alone: they are in a stretch run, and yet for the race to remain on a level course, they need a victory here against the Oilers.

This puts schools in the difficult position of having to decide whether to spend their pupil premium resources on pupils who have a learning need, even though many of them will not be eligible for free school meals, or whether they should focus them on FSM pupils, even though many of them will be performing at the expected level.

He added: "We are appealing to current governments both in Cardiff and Westminster to recognise this unfair situation and provide additional resources to councils like Powys who have been placed in this very difficult position".

He shrugs at the suggestion that this is a difficult position to find himself in, remarking that he is determined to try to promote his belief in the importance of early intervention, regardless of the inauspicious political climate.