Sentence examples for difficulties that surround from inspiring English sources
It is easy to become dispirited and overwhelmed by the difficulties that surround us; it is so much easier to pretend that they do not exist or to believe that it's not worth doing anything because nothing we can do will make any difference.
The inability precisely to date these texts compounds the difficulties that surround the attribution to a philosopher named 'David'David
This impact of cutoff manipulation calls attention to the difficulties that surround the choices.
Leaning back in his chair in the Berlin studio he shares with two colleagues, running his hands down the length of his thick, dark beard, Mr. von Bismarck reflected on the difficulties that surrounded the making of the image: terrible weather, the wrong camera, a friend with little experience as a photographer.
The tensions arising between expert and public imaginaries highlight the difficulties that may surround any transition towards a low carbon future and demonstrate the need to work with, rather than around, the public.
These findings underline the difficulties that are likely to surround the use of practices such as maternal audits and learning from medical errors.
Given the fragmentary nature of the hominin fossil record, and the frequent controversies that surround the dates of key specimens, the reconstruction of hominin dispersal patterns is, however, often fraught with difficulty [1], [5].
If I encounter a difficulty, or if I look at the material reality that surrounds us in America, it's easy and weirdly soothing to embrace sadness, to go passive-nihilistic-depressive".
Mr. Magaziner's management style and difficulty keeping projects within budget were also raised in discussions that surrounded the 2011 Simpson Thacher review.
No one still doubted Wright's complete mastery of his art, but he continued to experience difficulty in acquiring major commissions because of his egocentric and unconventional behaviour and the scandals that surrounded his private life.
The lost urban landscape that surrounds the new museum-foundation complex also affected Mr. Cloepfil, who cited the difficulty of building in a neighborhood filled with vacant lots.
