Sentence examples similar to a conquerable difficulty from inspiring English sources

"Terror" is not a conquerable enemy, or an end in itself.

Lerner cautions that the metaphor for breast cancer research--from which he draws the title of his book--of a war to be waged against a conquerable foe is too simplistic.

How about this for a technical difficulty?

But London has a particular difficulty.

But there is a niggling difficulty.

That was a big difficulty".

Lighting is a major difficulty.

Marion Elizabeth Rodgers has a fundamental difficulty.

This gets to a deeper difficulty.

"It was recalled as a shared difficulty.

Dame Judi had a different difficulty.