The phrase "at the difficulty of working" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a challenge or struggle related to work, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She spoke about the challenges she faced at the difficulty of working long hours."
Alternatives: "in the face of work challenges" or "due to the challenges of working".
(See "Battery Breakthrough?") But many experts have been skeptical, citing the difficulty of working with the material at the core of the company's system: a ceramic made of barium-titanate.
Early in the lunch, he handed me a twenty-seven page report, whose cover bore the seal of the Department of Defense, an outline map of the world, and these words: Defense Strategy for the 1990s: The Regional Defense Strategy Secretary of Defense Dick Cheney January 1993 One of the difficulties of working at the highest level of government is communicating its drama.
With InMarket, announced Monday at an annual Adobe conference in Los Angeles, the company plans to handle all the difficulties of working with an app store.
Having spent 18 years as a paralegal, she was stunned at the difficulty of finding work in the down economy.
If you are a parent with children between 3 and 6, you can relate to the difficulty of balancing working at home while taking care of young kids.
A Laughing Matter looks at the difficulty of getting new work put on in the theatre: Garrick turned Goldsmith down in favour of 'a weeping comedy' by a cleric.
At the other is Shelley Sella, a soft-spoken gay woman who openly agonizes about the difficulty of her work, observing at one point that "unless people understand what's going on for the women, it's impossible to support" late-term abortions.
It was the difficulty of finding work at a time of recession that had turned Mackintosh, one of Britain's most original architects, against his chosen profession.
Leaving aside the difficulty of conducting work-based assessments at various sites, this would necessitate synchronizing events such that all the interns were having similar experiences at the time of assessment, preferably at the beginning of their internship in order to exclude effects of learning during internship.
