Sentence examples for very difficult spot from inspiring English sources

Well, the Americans were in a very difficult spot, because, of course, you're right about that concern.

"If it was revealed that we'd met with that part of government, with no results, we would find ourselves in a very difficult spot.

"She is in a very, very difficult spot here," said Steven Molo, a former federal prosecutor now with the law firm of Winston & Strawn.

"Nobody will escape the impact of this, but the second- and third-tier players will be in a very difficult spot," he said.

And since the funding has been promised with great fanfare, the public servants who have to tick it off after the election are often put in a very difficult spot.

But they are in a very difficult spot because of that damned motto, and perhaps right on the tipping point where public opinion could change.

"Very difficult shot," he said.

He said: "It's very difficult to spot bubbles before they burst.

And, "Although we studied the arguments very thoroughly, we found it very difficult to spot even the smallest slip. . . .

But it can be very difficult to spot such a loophole without help from someone who has already found it.

(Emma Nelson, student experience manager school of sociology and social policy, Leeds University) "It is very difficult to spot students in need.