Sentence examples for understood how difficult from inspiring English sources

"I think the members understood how difficult this process was," Mr. Singer said yesterday.

McCain no doubt understood how difficult it would be for Hagel to endorse him, yet their differences were what would make the endorsement so valuable.

And for some reason, they — well Frank was Hispanic and he had kind of understood how difficult this was for me, on multiple levels.

I had not understood how difficult it is for social workers to make these kinds of decisions – especially when many different professionals are involved in one person's care – and how frustrating this can be.

Talking with our clients in different industries, we understood how difficult it is for Russian and Chinese companies to market themselves in western Europe, where the expectations of advertising, marketing and pitching are completely different.

We believe in peace!" Mr. Jubarah also called on the militant Lebanese group Hezbollah to free the Israelis it was holding, saying he understood how difficult it was for them and their families.

"I understand how difficult this is.

"I understand how difficult this is," Ms. Feinstein said.

"People don't necessarily understand how difficult it can be.

"I understand how difficult the work will be".

Otherwise you won't understand how difficult it is to build democracy".