Sentence examples for contemporary difficulties from inspiring English sources

The situation remained tense during James's reign as he pursued monarchist and episcopal policies that failed to resolve contemporary difficulties.

It's a story, and the story is that we can adapt, we can be flexible, the public can organize to answer these contemporary difficulties like people living outside.

Symptoms observed in Cadron-Jetté by her contemporaries included difficulty breathing, almost constant coughing, fits of breathlessness while standing and at rest, and swollen legs displaying open sores.

But new research has found that his weight-loss program was startlingly contemporary, and his difficulties keeping the pounds off would be familiar to many Americans today.

The fact that other contemporary models have difficulties in matching the observed cell-type specific activity potentially relates to the employed connectivity maps: Only our integrated map features the i-specific connections in combination with the detailed mapping from anatomy and physiology.

Even Gehry, whose celebrated works are often cited as among the most important in contemporary architecture, had difficulty finding words to describe what he hoped to create.

Most contemporary performers have difficulty pressing the word-by-word meanings home, but the poetry and the overall message of "Hamlet" come through.

"I didn't have the technique to handle the difficulties of contemporary music.

The puppet theatre in the contemporary world faces great difficulties and great opportunities.

Trained as a canon lawyer, Nicholas is mostly self-taught in theology and philosophy; both his ideas and his language may present some difficulties to contemporary readers.

The present part reviews the current status of understanding of advanced CAD, the limits of contemporary therapies, and the difficulties in and barriers to the development of new treatments.