Sentence examples for difficulties in restoring from inspiring English sources
Still, Mr. Clinton best expressed the sudden dive in Middle East fortunes and the difficulties in restoring them when he told the news conference today, "We should have no illusions about the difficulties ahead".
But now some defense officials are saying the occupation force's state of siege, combined with continuing difficulties in restoring services in Baghdad, is making Iraqis increasingly hostile toward those who are supposed to be their liberators.
10 years later, while conserving Huashan Pictographs in Ningming, Guangxi Autonomy under the leadership of China National Academy for Cultural Heritage, conservators met with difficulties in restoring cracked and delaminated lime stones.
The individuals in the lowest-lying and most flood-prone and vulnerable areas are often those with the greatest difficulties in restoring, rebuilding, and resuming their lives; they will also have the greatest need for governmental and other assistance.
Meanwhile, thromboembolectomy is often associated with difficulty in restoring complete perfusion in patients with in situ thrombosis [9] and poses risks of embolism, dissection, or rupture.
The result of the osseous lesion in comminuted fractures was termed "pilon radiale" [11], which emphasises the amount of damage to the distal radius and the difficulties to be expected in restoring the articular congruity.
The result of the osseous lesion in comminuted fractures was termed "pilon radiale", which emphasizes the amount of damage to the distal radius and the difficulties to be expected in restoring the articular congruity.
Acting decisively, he succeeded in restoring order.
The smuggling plague highlights the difficulties of restoring order to postwar Iraq.
Who knows whether the justice secretary or the attorney general will be drumming their fingers in time to YouTube's beat as they contemplate the difficulty of restoring international respect for British law?
The figures underlined the difficulty of restoring the public finances at a time of economic decline.
