Sentence examples for and in the difficulties from inspiring English sources

(And, of course, among the greatest of filmmakers in the era Thomson loves is John Cassavetes, whose distinctiveness as an artist is reflected in his distance from the studios and in the difficulties he faced when he did work with them).

"Teachers also bring expertise in judgment from experience on similar tasks, giving them insight into various ways to solve the assignment and in the difficulties previous learners encountered" (p. 144).

And in the difficulties and indignities she has faced, Pinkins is not alone.

Again true to his native literature, he is almost always interested in morals, and in the difficulty of being good.

On social skills, multimodal showed more improvement in frequency indicators on empathy, assertiveness, and self-control subscales and in the difficulty on assertiveness and self-control subscales.

This post-mortem is an attempt to describe the fundamental flaws in our product model and, in particular, the difficulties presented by events as a content type.

A major limitation of studies aimed at identifying associations between potential risk factors and disease lies in the difficulties and likely biases inherent in the identification of cases.

And in emphasising the difficulties faced by people trying to keep depleted institutions functioning in a post-Thatcherite world, Hare comes close to sentimentality.

A further difference between men and women lies in the difficulties involved in screening and diagnosis.

Many responses reflected on the different interests of researchers, policymakers, and funders, and the difficulties in bridging between these agendas.

"We've seen the economic and political debate and the difficulties in and around Zimbabwe.