Sentence examples for because of the difficulty of from inspiring English sources

"It pains me that so many of those people are so dispirited because of the difficulty of raising money.

Because of the difficulty of traversing poor roads, some inaccessible offices and hospitals may not have been reached.

Because of the difficulty of building in the Himalayas, Tibet is China's only region without a railway network.

That is partly because of the difficulty of growing asparagus.

"It was special this week because of the difficulty of the course.

Because of the difficulty of measuring the brain, psychiatric diagnoses are still mainly based on symptoms.

He speaks in this fashion only because of the difficulty of expressing causal priority without expressions that imply temporal priority.

Many were soon short of food and drinking water because of the difficulty of reaching the disaster area.

Plaintiffs' lawyers hope that the funds will ultimately settle, partly because of the difficulty of defending themselves in numerous cases.

Because of the difficulty of obtaining comparable numbers, China was not part of this analysis.

Because of the difficulty of estimating such figures, however, all of their numbers have wide margins of error.