Sentence examples for both of the difficulty from inspiring English sources

The social housing option, which was to be part of the study, had to be cancelled, resulting both of the difficulty in finding such accommodations for individuals with substance abuse issues, the virtual boycott of the project by organizations having these resources, and preferences of users for private housing.

The fierce disagreements within and about Murray's poetry are an indication both of the difficulties the country faces and of what is at stake.

It's not clear if the Russian business was profitable in itself but more generally, it's a sign both of the difficulties of scaling profitably in the market for online takeaway and delivery services, and of the challenges these days of raising external cash to bridge the gap.

But the conflict in Mindanao points both to the difficulty of striking political settlements with fractious rebels and of the dangers of fighting fire with fire.

As I understand it, you now get points both for the difficulty of your routine and for your skill in executing it.

One route went from Mombasa to Kilimanjaro and Lake Victoria and then toward Mount Elgon, but this route was not as popular as the caravan trails farther south, both because of the difficulty of crossing the desert country of the Taru Plain and because of the hostility of the Maasai.

This scoring system is also of value in obtaining informed consent of patients undergoing phacoemulsification surgery, in terms of imparting to the patient both the likely difficulty of the case, and the risk of complication.

However, the steps to obtain proper bonding interface are difficult in a root canal [6], due to the complexity of the adhesive procedure because of both the difficulty of humidity control and adhesive light-activation.

Circumstances also vary, and with them both the difficulty of pursuing integrity, and our assessment of its merit.

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.

This highlights both the difficulty of conducting clinical trials in this patient group and the need for effective treatment agents with a rapid onset of action.