Sentence examples for very difficult phase from inspiring English sources

"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.

Toshiro Muto, the nominee for governor of the Bank of Japan, said Tuesday that the nation's economy is in a very difficult phase and that he would act flexibly as necessary if he succeeds Toshihiko Fukui as head of the central bank.

This is a very difficult phase of life for anyone and just consider for a moment how we would feel if the roles were reversed.

Turkish-Greek relations have gone through very difficult phases in the past, but the general understanding was that those days were over.

We need to help them, we need to stand by them to get through a very difficult and threatening phase in their transition to a full fledged democracy.

The interlocked structure of the α-spherulites is discussed as being the leading contributing factor towards their brittleness, since it makes the plastic glide of this phase very difficult.

Differentiation from APFCs is very difficult in the early phase and is generally based on the presence or absence of glandular necrosis.

That adjustment phase was very difficult for me.

"My view about the coalition, which is bloody difficult, is you get in very early on legislation you don't like which is why the prelegislative phase is very difficult.

However, he added that that talks were "in their final phase and very difficult", and ruled out sending the country's nuclear stocks abroad - one of the steps demanded by the P5+1.