"The great difficulty is finding a high quality object of this type in good condition.
The great difficulty, however, is that it leaves the sex industry intact.
The great difficulty is getting from nothing to something; going from something to something else is always easier".
The great difficulty for the unions is that this strike – like their membership – is concentrated in the public sector.
The great difficulty with bringing together short stories by a range of authors is that competence rubs up against genius, and does itself no favours.
"The great difficulty lies in trying to transpose last night's moment to a day which has no knowledge of it," she writes in "Dust Tracks on a Road".
The great difficulty with this sanguine reading is that much of Mr Brown's fury does not seem to have been fired by any great cause.
The great difficulty of making the observations resulted in an underestimation of the solar distance about 20-fold he 20-fold he sobtainedtance, σ, roughly 1,200 timesolar Earth's radistance
The great difficulty is to get that little.
The great difficulty about sensory qualities was in locating them ontologically.
The great difficulty here is to deal with the boundary terms in the interface of the material.
