Sentence examples for difficulties of setting from inspiring English sources
But he has no illusions about the political difficulties of setting up a quota system.
Sporadic fighting and resistance could last even longer, adding to the difficulties of setting up a fully functional local government.
Sporadic fighting and resistance could even last longer, adding to the difficulties of setting up a fully functional local government.
Instead, Trump was said to have spent time with Michel complaining about the difficulties of setting up golf clubs in EU states, while eating Belgian chocolates.
Charles Harvey said, "They came and looked at the maps, and my father talked to them about the difficulties of setting up camp in the park, but they were determined to go, so my parents kitted them out".
The case gives students an opportunity to examine the difficulties of setting goals and priorities for a federal agency, including theoretical and ethical questions inherent in choosing a program direction.
Chief Justice Roberts also highlighted the difficulty of setting legal precedent on technologies that won't be outstripped by innovation.
These are hard questions to answer, given the difficulty of setting up a controlled experiment to test them.
The poems prodded long discussions among all the workshop participants about the difficulty of setting texts with unclear meanings.
The impasse and resulting flare-up of tensions suggests both the promise and difficulty of setting conditions to mediation and other forms of negotiation.
