Sentence examples for difficulties of staying from inspiring English sources
LeFevre, however, recognises the difficulties of staying calm in the heat of the kitchen.
It seems to be a concept album about the difficulties of staying sane in a corrupt modern world.
To the Editor: The letter by Ellen Glaser Rafsoon describing the difficulties of staying at hotels with children (Jan . 7 presented only one side of the coin.
This is a real problem, but the fiscal difficulties of staying on our current spending path may well be far worse.
Still, as Dutch plods through a series of bewildered encounters with rude, aggressive strangers in a hurry, it's kind of fun to watch a mossy stereotype become a fresh reminder of the difficulties of staying human on the streets of New York.
Each day there are patrols, and watches to stand, and weapons to clean, and the difficulties of staying healthy in a harsh place, where ravens and dogs fight over the smoldering trash pit and flies move between chow tables and the latrine.
No proper time for recuperation, no energy, tough scheduling, the difficulty of staying focused, etc, etc.
It can be done!" Watching her characters age and grow from show to show is a little like Boyhood-ing Horgan's own life, from the friendly desperation of house-shares, through to unplanned pregnancy, marriage, the boredom and anxieties of motherhood and the difficulty of staying in love.
Gallup's writers suggest that our societal failure to recognize the difficulty of staying at home and raising children contributes to the emotional differences — and adds, wisely I think, that if it is the prohibitive cost of child care that is keeping a mother at home, then her "choice" was not really much of one — never a circumstance that contributes to happiness.
However, he found fans who were "frustrated" by the difficulty of staying connected after the event.
The addictive nature of real-time tools, coupled with the difficulty of staying organized if you leave the stream, creates a perfect storm for companies peddling productivity but profiting from increasing stress and decreasing focus.
