Sentence examples for as much difficulty from inspiring English sources

"The economy is not in as much difficulty as in previous crisis".

The Grizzlies could have as much difficulty as the Pistons did incorporating Iverson's game.

Service users experience as much difficulty getting accountability in council social services as they do in NHS healthcare.

All over the city people are living with just as much difficulty now as they did in Dostoevsky's time.

Housing officials appear to have had as much difficulty recently contacting the company as tenants say they have had.

They adapted to their new environment with about as much difficulty as you or I might have adjusting to having won the lottery.

Mr Taylor argues that the task of holding together the ideal, the passionate and everyday life is as much a difficulty for post-Enlightenment secularists as it is for Christians.Mr Taylor's field of study is the Christian West, broadly speaking Europe and North America and that is more than enough to fill his pages.

One year after the Giants beat the Patriots, Rolle and the Arizona Cardinals pretty much replicated the Giants' unforeseen run to the Super Bowl, only to lose it to the Steelers on a touchdown catch by Santonio Holmes that came with as much degree of difficulty as the ball Tyree caught to set up Manning-to-Burress.

Our criteria for evaluating DU status are effective because they focus on aspects of intraspecific diversity that are 'designatable' from the human perspective, thereby avoiding, as much as possible, difficulties related to grey areas where a threshold of discreteness or difference may be difficult to justify.

But former Justice Department officials say that the reaction demonstrated as much as anything the difficulty the two agencies have long had in working with each other.

Writing novels is very difficult and you should try to reduce those difficulties as much as you can.