Sentence examples for captures the difficulty from inspiring English sources

To validate these metrics, we define Efforts Deviation Index that captures the difficulty level of the change implementation process.

She has come up with a slogan "Markt und Menschlichkeit" -- "The Market and Humanity" -- that captures the difficulty of her task.

In some ways, it captures the difficulty every New Yorker faces in comprehending a city which is always beyond us as individuals.

A shot of Buzz Aldrin exiting the Apollo lunar module – taken perhaps by his colleague Neil Armstrong – captures the difficulty in descending a ladder at zero gravity on to the moon's surface.

This turn of events captures the difficulty that gun control poses for Dr. Dean and the other Democratic contenders as they struggle with an issue that many say helped cost their party the White House and a handful of Congressional seats in 2000.

And he also captures the difficulty many of the soldiers feel in trying to adapt to ordinary life back home in the States, and the larger disconnect they continue to feel between the war that politicians and generals discussed and the war that they knew firsthand.

But the success of the play lies in the way it captures the difficulties of growing up - without piling on the romantic agony.

"The unemployment rate is particularly of interest," they write, "since it is the single aggregate statistic that captures the difficulties faced by older students in the school-to-work transition, or by students' families".

And the film doesn't capture the difficulty of Thea's struggle to become an artist.

Abdellatif Kechiche, a Tunisian-born director who started out as an actor, has become one of the most admired French filmmakers of his generation for movies -- notably "L'Esquive" and "The Secret of the Grain" -- that try to capture the difficulty and complexity, but also the warmth and resourcefulness, of working-class Arab life in contemporary France.

The revised, non-heteronormative phrasing of SIAS item 14 was developed by authors PL and PC to capture the difficulty of talking to an attractive potential partner, without a heteronormative assumption regarding the sexual orientation of the respondent.