Sentence examples for difficulties more clearly from inspiring English sources
We can see these difficulties more clearly if we contrast special obligations with a type of duty recognized by commonsense morality that is not special, i.e., natural duties.
Pound, in the teens and 1920s, understood the literary logic of modernism, with its poetics of difficulty and allusiveness, more clearly than any of his contemporaries.
One reason is that as I've grown older I've understood more clearly the difficulties that we're in, the bad fix that we're in and that we're leaving to our children.
But this year's report sets out the difficulties of reaching the target more clearly, warning that "deep-seated problems are surfacing; painful structural adjustments need to be made; the pace of economic growth is changing".
Clearly I had more to learn.
The belief theory can reveal more clearly and concisely the significant difficulties hidden behind the existing ritual concepts and make our analysis a step forward.
However, it is more clearly associated with cognitive and behavioral abnormalities, for example, difficulties in learning and socialization at school.
In 2015, you might have to explain him much more clearly in ironised terms of sexual identity or learning difficulty.
For example, the "road rage" was seldom used in China, many patients had difficulty understanding this phrase, and then we discussed how to express it more clearly and more comprehensible.
The Hainan case has already revealed more clearly the divisions, and the consequent need for deliberateness, that characterize the Chinese leadership in times of difficulty.
