Sentence examples for difficulties in creating from inspiring English sources

Schoenberg's opera "Moses und Aron" is about the difficulties in creating a new form of law; Eliot's "Waste Land" is concerned with the difficulties of reconstituting poetry.

Shakespeare, though, does not minimize the difficulties in creating consistent methods for judging, whether assessing products or the people who make them.

"And let me tell you that Russia indeed faces many difficulties in creating the rule of law and building a modern economy.

The slaughterhouse shortage, and associated difficulties in creating an efficient supply chain, has already kept aspiring local-beef entrepreneurs out of the business, University of California researchers say.

The new leaders of East and West Pakistan found the early years hard and the difficulties in creating a constitution that could unite the various provinces were complicated by war with India in 1947.

Should we sit down and watch what they are doing and let them destabilize the country's security?" Though Dr. Allawi joined President Bush last month in boasting of having 100,000 fully trained and equipped Iraqi policemen, soldiers and other security officials, he acknowledged Tuesday that there were difficulties in creating an adequate security force.

"The degree of difficulty in creating a space that size!" he added, a touch of awe in his voice.

That is a result of LEDs' high prices — more than $20 for a 40-watt-equivalent bulb — and the difficulty in creating bright bulbs.

"There has been a difficulty in creating a collective of owners," said Nick Maclean of the real estate firm CB Richard Ellis in Dubai.

In instances where reasons were given for wanting the criteria removed IHMS cited the surge in arrivals – mostly by boat – and the difficulty in creating reports if there were no other asylum seekers to witness a critical incident.

Africa's difficulty in creating effective nation states is often laid at the door of the colonial powers and the arbitrary borders they created, but in fact those borders have often had a legitimising function.