Sentence examples for again the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Once again, the difficulty is in reconciling the contradictions.

The seemingly contradictory messages from the agency highlighted yet again the difficulty interpreting the economy's statistical signals.

Then again, the difficulty may be that one of the book's virtues -- Mose's chatty amiability -- ultimately works against the narrative as a whole.

The contradictory statements and sudden round of finger-pointing seemed to underscore once again the difficulty of obtaining reliable information — and making educated guesses — about one of the world's most closed societies.

The episode has highlighted again the difficulty President Obama has had in fulfilling his promise to diminish the power of lobbyists and interest groups, and how deeply entrenched the groups are in the process of shaping policy proposals into detailed legislation.

Again, the difficulty becomes apparent when we consider lower-level abstractions.

The assault illustrated again the difficulties of passing legislation in the divided Congress, even popular bills.

The arguments over Mr. de Maiziere have illustrated once again the difficulties of the eastern and western parts of the country in understanding each other.

In the EU, meanwhile, the prospect of enlargement to the east is increasing the pressure for reform of the common agricultural policy.Then again, the difficulties should not be underestimated.

But the issues raised at the meeting illustrated again the difficulties as Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, through the state Department of Health, moves tens of thousands of Medicaid recipients who need long-term care, like personal aides or nursing homes, into managed-care plans.

On this score, things in November got worse – going from 5.12 unemployed for each job vacancy to 5.17: The increase was not universal across the states, driven mostly by Western Australia and Queensland – reflecting again the difficulties of the end of the investment phase of the mining boom.