Sentence examples for be grown with difficulty from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the major colonists in our control subjects were anaerobes such as Prevotella spp., which can only be grown with difficulty in culture.
But liberty is generally born in stormy weather, growing with difficulty amid civil discords, and only when it is already old does one see the blessings it has brought.
Moreover, although research on conceptual difficulties in molecular life science is growing steadily, studies that focus on ways to overcome difficulties associated with depicting processes at different levels of organization are needed.
With difficulty: few mainstream places accept Bitcoins, though the number is growing and now includes fashion websites, pubs, and online dating service OKCupid.
Like Foodpanda, it may also also have difficulty balancing profit with its ambitious international growth plans (Foodpanda is losing money even though its revenue is growing steadily).
"This is the market signaling there is a problem," said Jan Stuart, global oil economist at UBS, "that there is a growing difficulty to meet demand with new supplies".
What researchers have noticed, and often with some unease, is the growing difficulty of defining religion in a world characterized by exponential transformation.
Such changes were made with difficulty.
Plays about painters are fraught with difficulty.
The golf course was loaded with difficulty.
