Sentence examples for as a difficult cause from inspiring English sources
Even those who have fought long and hard to end the death penalty in America see McVeigh's execution as a difficult cause.
Dr. Kevorkian was generally described as a difficult man who helped advance the cause of assisted suicide for those with terminal illness.
Seabed scour is widely recognised as a difficult engineering problem which is likely to cause structural instability.
But as for the causes alleged — if it be true that the case is as reported — we should, regarding the problem as a difficult one, welcome them.
These periodic, lethal event associated investigations makes a causal link to any one vector as a colonization cause difficult to assess.
Suffice to say that watching your suffering beloved be ignored, in the place meant to attend such suffering, is nearly as difficult as causing her pain yourself.
Guillemeau in a chapter entitled ' Of a painfull and difficult Delivery, with the causes thereof' remarked upon the obstruction of the passage by large quantities of fat as the cause of a difficult labour: 'Her person or body may be the cause therof: as if shee be too fat and full: for in such women I have seene great store of fat come down into their naturall parts, which stopped the passage'.
Still, the temptation to portray all wars against jihadists as a common cause can make it difficult for Americans to protest other countries' excesses in local fights that they insist are their own fronts in the global war — for example, Russia's war in Chechnya.
Q: Which have you found more difficult to work on as a cause, net neutrality or campaign finance reform?
Estrous behavior in mules can cause a difficult situation for the owner, molly, and veterinarian just as in horses.
