Sentence examples for almost every difficulty from inspiring English sources

The language is neither too formal nor too chatty but perfectly poised between the two, and the moral - that friendship can overcome almost every difficulty - is a good one.

But now, in what are (barring a miracle) my last weeks of life — so queasy that I am averse to almost every food, with difficulty swallowing anything except liquids or jellylike solids — I have rediscovered the joys of gefilte fish.

Sure, scientific experimentation, just like much of real life, includes problems, troubles, obstacles and difficulties almost every day.

Almost every time she was in difficulty Williams was able to pull out a serve of exceptional quality to Capriati's weaker backhand side.

For weeks they have been yielding ground, contracting under the pressures of persistent rebel attacks from almost every direction and the related difficulties of resupply.

But the difficulty is that almost every study ever completed has indicated that sans serif type is less easy to read in text than is type with the serif.

Even though 'Z' feels tired all the time 'Z' has difficulty falling asleep almost every night.

But I suspect that Apple has just realized the same thing I have: that we may live on a small blue planet, but digitally representing every road, building and point of interest is a task of almost unimaginable difficulty.

Certainly you have to admire Ms. Danes's daring decision to brave Broadway in a role of almost preposterous difficulty.

The marines don't question their mission, but they describe the almost insurmountable difficulty of executing it.

And all the problems of hate, all the problems of disease, of ignorance, of almost any difficulty you want to define starts in those islands of poverty.