Sentence examples for very difficult campaign from inspiring English sources

"It's going to be a very difficult campaign," a Giuliani adviser said.

"This was a very difficult campaign; let's be honest," Mrs. Clinton said at the end of her 10-minute remarks, according to Democrats who were present.

The steel crisis at Port Talbot and the Panama Papers have made this a very difficult campaign for the Tories, who tried to play down the poll's findings.

"It's been a very, very difficult campaign," said the 33-year-old national spokesman for the Democratic Alliance (DA), with a mixture of frustration and impatience, as he described the "onslaught we face from the ANC".

"It has been a very difficult campaign," "but I am at the disposal of all the national organizations who want a change".

This new district was very difficult to campaign in.

By looking for middle ground, a compromise, he set himself up for a very difficult election campaign.

"It's becoming very difficult to run" a political campaign, he added.

"When you have young people covering their first campaign, it's very difficult to hold campaigns accountable, to say, 'The candidate should answer questions about this,' or, 'Why is this fund-raiser closed to the press?,' " said Mark Halperin, the senior political analyst at Time magazine, who followed Bill Clinton in 1992 as an off-air reporter for ABC at the age of 26.

"Blackburn was a very difficult place to campaign – 37% of votes were cast by postal ballot.

"There is a group of us who went through this campaign, this very long and difficult campaign, in Chicago, away from Washington, and we forged ties there and worked as such a great team," Favreau said.