Sentence examples for and with great difficulty from inspiring English sources

"With love, patience, fortitude and with great difficulty.

Slowly and with great difficulty, activists in Gujarat are helping women – particularly those from low castes such as 45-year-old Makwana – to participate fully.

But he worked internally and with great difficulty to try to overcome bureaucratic and political obstacles to allocating more money for AIDS.

"Bangladesh is only now grappling with war crimes — and with great difficulty, given the way the issue is mired in the politics of religious fundamentalist parties," she said.

The participant was a 12-year-old female who was attending school sporadically and with great difficulty, and who was experiencing both separation anxiety and social anxiety in the school setting.

Hitler's opponents recognized that the 84-year-old Hindenburg, now fading into senility, was their only hope to prevent Hitler from winning the presidency, and, with great difficulty, they convinced Hindenburg, who wanted to retire, to seek a second term.

Companies raised nearly $200 billion, some easily and cheaply, and others with great difficulty, to shore up their capital and comply with the Fed's requirements.

Informality, on the contrary, introduced into the theoretical debate from the 60s onwards, is a concept that is defined, interpreted and conceptualised with great difficulty, due to the multiplicity of urban, social, cultural and economic meanings it can have.

People were very poor and lived with great difficulty.

Nor can governments be moral, only individuals, and that with great difficulty.

It is, even Mr. Green's rivals say, an arresting ad, showing Mr. Reeve with a breathing tube coming out of his throat and speaking with great difficulty.