Sentence examples for difficulties so that from inspiring English sources
Some Palestinian officials also said they were suspicious that Mr. Barak was engineering his own political difficulties so that he could hide behind them at the bargaining table.
There is a constant seeking after strange modulations, unpleasant combinations and a heaping up of difficulties, so that one loses not only all one's patience but any possibility of enjoyment".
Over the years, though, it has repeatedly had to be jury-rigged in the face of new difficulties, so that it has become a Rube Goldberg machine — or, rather, a vast landscape of them.
Claire Curtis-Thomas is proud of the fact that the government has passed legislation to protect people with severe learning difficulties, so that if they are raped, a defence of consent will simply not be allowed.
But even before those doctrines were fully formulated, there were difficulties, so that an educated Christian in the early centuries would be hard pressed to know how to accommodate his religious views into the only philosophical tradition available.
Across the English Channel in Brittany, Henry Tudor, a descendant of the greatly diminished House of Lancaster, seized on Richard's difficulties so that he could challenge Richard's claim to the throne.
Modern techniques however, have overcome this difficulty so that amplification up to frequencies over 1,000 megahertz is commonplace.
Learners' outputs also serve to highlight their source of learning difficulty so that the teacher can intervene to provide remedial programs.
The Pi Foundation wanted a certain degree of difficulty so that users would have to stretch themselves to explore and figure stuff out.
But ministers have already announced changes to the inspection regime with a greater focus on schools in difficulty so that improvements are speeded up.
