Sentence examples for through a difficult phase from inspiring English sources

In many countries, democracy may seem to be passing through a difficult phase.

But it was also obvious to the American side that relations with China were going through a difficult phase, with discord sometimes crowding out the areas of agreement.

ARE those uncouth teenagers hanging around on the street corner just going through a difficult phase, or are they chipping away at the foundations of decent society?

India's economy is going through a difficult phase.

We have passed through a difficult phase, she told the crowd.

Iraq is going through a difficult phase for any emerging democracy: learning the art of compromise in order to reach less-than-ideal solutions.

I know this is a difficult phase.

It seems to me it's a difficult phase.

Quote of the Week – "I think Alex is going through a really difficult phase".

"It sounds weird, but if you look at it, the industry is going through a very difficult phase," Mr. Battelle said.

Brazil is going through a very difficult phase and I don't think the Olympics can succeed in distracting citizens – or the foreign public and press, for that matter – from what the real problems are.