Sentence examples for call for difficulty from inspiring English sources

They don't call for difficulty (and all things excellent are generally as difficult as they are rare).

Her shop, Sunrise Agrovet, is often the first port of call for farmers having difficulty starting up or maintaining a farm.

He called for "diplomatic difficulties" to be resolved to "stop the epidemic" and to compensate victims fully.

If you trotted sitting without difficulty, call for the canter gait.

These difficulties call for an effective integration of these databases.

In many cases what these critics are really saying is that they wish bourgeois taste would remain more identifiably bourgeois, so that their own taste for difficulty isn't called into question.

The jeremiad's call for purity posed a special difficulty for 17th-century Congregationalists.

Within the model, about 90% of headache patients are managed in primary care (level 1); about 1% require specialist care (level 3); the intermediate 9-10%, whilst not requiring this, nonetheless present diagnostic or management difficulties that call for a higher level of expertise (level 2) than can be expected of the average PCP.

Race and class differences call for empathy largely because of our difficulties in understanding what we can't experience or see, including the often hidden cultural forces that animate other people and their communities.

Findings and recommendations from the three trials were reported in to the call for evidence from The Academy of Medical Sciences regarding difficulties encountered in conducting medical research arising from R&D governance and regulation, to inform national policy.

Findings and recommendations were reported in response to a call for evidence from The Academy of Medical Sciences regarding difficulties encountered in conducting medical research arising from R&D governance and regulation, to inform national policy.