Sentence examples for a nagging difficulty from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kasich's victory in Ohio also shined a light on a nagging difficulty for Mr. Trump, and one of the Republican race's most revealing divides: the class fault line.

Given that his issues are popular and that the economy seems hearty, the nagging difficulty that has confounded the vice president's advisers and many Democrats is why his overall ratings are not more competitive with Mr. Bush.

"The reality," says CEO Brett Kopf, "that teachers are overextended and struggle to give each student the individual attention they'd like, along with facing the nagging difficulty of finding the most effective channels to communicate with students — and their parents".

The findings pointed up India's nagging difficulties in reducing poverty and hunger among its 1.2 billion people, despite robust economic growth over the last decade.

But the difficulties he has overcome have created a nagging suspicion, shared even by those who detest his authoritarian tendencies, that he is a great man.

A nagging conscience is, well, a big nag, and worth heeding.

A nagging suspicion of Muslims.

A nagging question remained.

But a nagging thought remained.

But the tureen raised a nagging question.

Nonetheless, a nagging disconnect remains.