Sentence examples for asked about the difficulties from inspiring English sources
Asked about the difficulties of defining who would be covered by the warrant requirement, Brandis said he would not regard bloggers as journalists.
Several years ago, when Ms. Austin was asked about the difficulties of creating experimental theater, she underscored the fact that she trusted her artists and encouraged them to explore their "storage tank" of ideas and images.
Asked about the difficulties of lobbying for an Olympics bid during a recession, Lori Healey, the president of Chicago 2016, the bid committee here, said: "I think it makes it easy.
"I have, as my partners, white people who are able to tell a story in a universal way," he said after being asked about the difficulties of black stories making it to the airwaves.
A few minutes later, across the locker room, Mathias Kiwanuka spoke in soft tones, trying to offer more sincere answers when asked about the difficulties he has encountered this season shifting from defensive end.
Asked about the difficulties of repealing and replacing Obamacare simultaneously, McCarthy said Republicans would be meeting to discuss how and when they deal with the health care law.
On Monday, when asked about the difficulty of losing Cano as a client, Boras spun off with what seemed to be a subtle jab at Jay-Z.
Mr. Cuomo, asked about the difficulty of voting for those whose communities had been evacuated or whose polling places had changed, said, "It is what it is.
Asked about the difficulty of "mustering up" the emotion to prepare for the next opponent, Cherundolo said: "It's a normal process for us to forget England and prepare for Slovenia.
"Everything was new to him," Ryan said, when asked about the difficulty of Allen's transition, before adding, "It wasn't overnight, and we knew it wasn't going to be overnight".
