Sentence examples for difficult causes from inspiring English sources

It makes eating and swallowing difficult, causes bad breath, and leads to irritation and infection of oral tissues.

It makes eating and swallowing difficult, causes bad breath, and may irritate mouth tissues, leaving them more vulnerable to infection.

Maybe Africans owe a duty unto their own, but there's no reason to belittle those in the West who raise awareness and support for difficult causes.

One hopes he finds the Israeli-Palestinian problem question less vexing -- but from his descriptions of his student days as a liberal among Communists and a Zionist among people with other goals in mind, one realizes he is drawn to very difficult causes.

Informed of the change, at least one documentary maker — an Academy member and a past Oscar nominee — described the change as contrary to the very nature of documentarians, with their inclination toward difficult causes and subjects that often are not commercially appealing.

You get regular exercise fighting for difficult causes.

Swallowing became more difficult, causing him to lose weight.

But you're pushed by a much more difficult cause," he says.

But the third and most difficult cause to address is the destruction of social cohesion in families.

This makes control of the coal flow difficult, causing stability problems and limits the plant's load following capabilities.

Even those who have fought long and hard to end the death penalty in America see McVeigh's execution as a difficult cause.