Sentence examples for an array of difficult from inspiring English sources

Crop-substitution, however, faces an array of difficult challenges in this Vermont-sized province, home, the government says, to about half the nation's 255,000 acres of coca.

And workers today, facing an array of difficult choices that their poorer and less sophisticated predecessors were spared, would value honest disinterested advice on all manner of work-related matters: pensions, insurance, taxes and benefits, and assorted legal questions.

Mr. Paterson gave few details about what actions he would take, but he told the public that his administration would examine an array of difficult potential steps, including reducing the state's work force, cutting additional spending in state agencies and selling or leasing public assets.

Throughout their lives, parents of these children report a wide array of difficult emotions: protectiveness towards someone helpless; revulsion at the abnormal; reproductive inadequacy; child-rearing inadequacy; anger; grief; shock; guilt; and embarrassment (5).

New York is, for a number of reasons -- ranging from strong unions to an array of protesters -- a difficult place to hold a convention, notwithstanding the other benefits it might offer.

Third, the industry does not generally offer value-for-money products, but rather an array of proliferating instruments that are difficult to compare and understand.

But unlike its predecessor the new coin – which will be roughly the same size as the existing one when introduced in 2017 – will contain an array of technological advances making it difficult to forge.

In general, efforts to measure air pollution related risks (both morbidity and mortality) directly are stymied by an array of problems that make it difficult to establish causality between typical levels of urban air pollution and observed adverse health effects.

16 … baffling bills and an array of complex tariffs make it very difficult for consumers to understand what gas and electricity schemes they are using and reduce their energy consumption and costs.

Report: … baffling bills and an array of complex tariffs make it very difficult for consumers to understand what gas and electricity schemes they are using and reduce their energy consumption and costs.

It's an array of products, frequencies and approaches that is difficult to explain, much less market.