Sentence examples for comment on the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Comment on the difficulty of cashing a check in N.Y.

The New Yorker, June 7 , 1941P. 9 Comment on the difficulty of getting a perspective of world events.

The New Yorker, November 4, 1967 P. 47 Comment on the difficulty of cashing a check in N.Y.

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, June 7 , 1941P. 9 Comment on the difficulty of getting a perspective of world events.

Dean Baquet, the managing editor of The Los Angeles Times, and a Pulitzer winner who is often a judge in awards contests, said yesterday that he would not talk about the Seattle series, but would comment on the difficulty and necessity of journalists providing probing coverage of medical institutions.

In general, the respondents needed less assistance on the DC part of the survey, but many did comment on the difficulty of making choices between health states.

His 1971 "Battle to the Death in the Ice House" represents a wry comment on the difficulties of construction, said Mr. Rooks, a curator of the Chicago show.

When La Haine was released in France, the cabinet were called in to watch it, and it was taken seriously as a comment on the difficulties within communities".

No doubt the reader is also meant to take Pota's difficulties in writing another novel as a kind of comment on the difficulties Heller faced himself: always worrying about repeating himself, always being compared to his younger self.

Basically, she does everything she can do to promote great new music, which makes her well placed to comment on the difficulties faced by young bands going on the road and the young fans who desperately want to see them.

Langstroth (1932) reviewed the situation and commented on the difficulty of experiment-theory comparison when one deals with real, as opposed to ideal, experiments.