Sentence examples for could with difficulty be from inspiring English sources

Instead of this, it expanded and swelled and took on such size, strength, and hardness, that it could with difficulty be removed, even after the roof of the furnace had been taken off and its sides torn away.

It had stopped business entirely, so that very few sales or purchases could be made, and laborers could with difficulty be obtained.

With difficulty, is the answer.

Robin Cook was answering questions - or, rather, making swallowing noises from which the answers could, with some difficulty, be tugged out, like matted hair from a plughole.

One hypothesis that could explain these difficulties is that dialysis population with SHPT is not homogeneous.

Then he stood perfectly still for a full hour under an overhanging sod, where the eye could with difficulty find him, his only motion meanwhile being an occasional rubbing and smoothing of the clay bandage with his bill, until it hardened enough to suit him, whereupon he fluttered away from the brook and disappeared in the thick woods.

Another difficulty is with the acronym itself.

It is a move that could change how people with learning difficulties are seen forever.

She could not walk, talked with difficulty and was a changed personality, like one who had had a stroke.

They could only be removed from the water with difficulty, and were liable to injury in the process of removal.

Developing different documents could resolve the current difficulties being experienced with implementation.