Sentence examples for because difficult from inspiring English sources

The story of the Florida School for Boys is so painful in part because difficult and delinquent boys are so easy to forget about.

Mr. Osborne said the investment banks were taking longer to allocate bonuses this year because difficult market conditions made it harder to set remuneration levels.

But for the thousands of people who sleep rough every year, government help is scarce because "difficult decisions" have had to be made.

Instead they are projected out (and on to the therapist) with fury, because difficult feelings –perhaps of need or dependency or helplessness – have been internally rejected.

Self-organization and self-healing appeal to humans because difficult and repeated actions can be avoided through automation via bottom-up nonhierarchical processes.

Picking my County Championship team of the year is a job I almost hate because difficult choices have to be made and deserving candidates have to be left out.

Automation begins from the middle and works outward, because difficult-to-automate tasks fall into two categories: those that must be done by highly skilled workers (like inventing iPhones) and those that are manually challenging (like navigating and cleaning a cluttered office).So, imagine that the labour force exists along a skill continuum.

Because solving difficult problems is the fun part of life.

Most assistants, though, have been driven to work because of difficult economic circumstances.

Because of difficult terrain, Petén long has avoided European-style plantations and settlements.

A competitive element of the expedition had been suspended because of "difficult terrain".