Sentence examples for both a difficulty of from inspiring English sources
Thus, there is both a difficulty of justifying the linkage of word-meanings (anvayānupapatti) and a difficulty of justifying the literal or primary meaning in relation to the intention of the speaker (tātparyānupapatti).
A difficulty of assessing both the prevalence and provenance of botnets and state-sponsored trolls is first identifying them and, secondly, accurately tracing their origins.
Berki's score of 15.958 beat Smith's 15.775 after both were awarded a difficulty value of 6.9, Smith having elected to display a 'safe' routine rather than his hardest.
Both sites have a difficulty rating of 5.12a.
It is a reflection of both the difficulty of the situation he inherited and the administration's inability to balance conflicts, which is what effective leaders do.
The main purpose is to provide a context in which both the difficulty of the concerned problem and the contribution of the applied model can be characterized, allowing the comparison among different studies.
In sum, problems in employment represent a difficulty both because of reduction in efficiency and restriction in time.
Both acknowledged the difficulty of Clinton's defeat to Trump.
Republicans this year faced a special difficulty, of course.
(Writer's Block)" both relate to the difficulty of writing a song about an omnipotent God.
