Sentence examples for difficulties of such from inspiring English sources

The political difficulties of such a reorganization are twofold.

Gollancz knew a little about the difficulties of such a project.

Gandhi, while replying in the affirmative, forewarned her of the difficulties of such a life.

The difficulties of such voyaging, and the nature of the people encountered, contribute to the protagonist's awareness or problem.

Last month, the airline was forced to admit that it had underestimated both the difficulties of such a conversion and the stubborn Gallic pride that still persists among French pilots and air controllers.

The difficulties of such comparisons also became evident early on to cross-cultural researchers, who found they had to take into account the different shades of subjective meaning that colored their subjects' views of the world.

Given the difficulty of such an undertaking, Goldblatt has pulled the whole thing off with panache.

The difficulty of such a book would be to write about a man considerably nicer than myself.

But the difficulty of such a transaction -- most of the teams Webber considered would have to gut their roster to acquire him -- made Sacramento a logical choice.

Reflecting the difficulty of such problems, governments often turn to the lurid, disturbing imagery, such as graphic photos of diseased lungs or shock adverts depicting the dangers of drunkenness.

Because he recognised the political difficulty of such moves, Mr Ravitch also would have authorised the state to borrow several billion dollars per year, so that the reductions in spending could be enacted gradually rather than all at once.