Contracts for companies to construct the various parts of the dam were difficult to award as few companies were sizable enough to fill them.
In many cases it is difficult to award the credit, whether to nature or the doctor.
And, even if it would be difficult to organise awards that embraced the whole of British theatre since no one can see everything, it would be good if the Oliviers at least acknowledged the rich diversity of London theatre.
Some said it also might be difficult to persuade jurors to award large verdicts when there was such widespread surprise at the terrorists' tactics.
She decided to stick around, however, when it became clear that to exploit a bunch of dwarfs and midgets for shock appeal would be difficult to accomplish on an awards show where Howard Stern once flew from the rafters baring his behind.
It would be difficult to imagine a more prestigious award a human can receive, given that they are presented to people who have achieved genuine cultural advances beyond those of their peers in the fields of science, literature, economics and the pursuit of peace, as judged by a panel of highly qualified experts.
The claim, at best, is hypothetical, depending upon the verdict of a jury, and, where there is no award, it must be difficult to determine what loss the plaintiff sustains by the mistakes of his counsel, if any.
Nancy Krop, one of the lawyers who handled the Phoenix litigation, said that because the industry's revenues from federal student aid had grown so quickly, it would take a very large damage award — something that would be difficult to obtain without Justice Department intervention — to make a dent in profits.
"For domestic reasons in Norway, it's been difficult to give the award to the E.U., but now it is done," he said.
After all, it's difficult to create an award-winning poem or plan out your steps for your research project if your attention is focused on the actual movements of writing (or even typing).
