Sentence examples for difficulties to try from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, as far back as Darwin, scientists have suggested that insects have something like emotional states, and researchers continue, despite the difficulties, to try to pin those states down.

But in the meantime, your competition–or needy companies in other industries will be inclined to take advantage of your difficulties to try to poach some of your talent, with an eye toward the future.

But he worked internally and with great difficulty to try to overcome bureaucratic and political obstacles to allocating more money for AIDS.

Look for a range of textures, tastes, styles and levels of difficulty to try.

But he withdrew from the conspiracy when the gang ran in to difficulties trying to get into the vault at Hatton Garden Safe Deposit on the first night.

6 The studies of SS also have used a variety of classification criteria leading to difficulties when trying to compare the results.

"All the difficulties you try to overcome have the same value of those you can discover".

Russia would "of course overcome all the problems and difficulties they try to impose on us from outside", he said.

"I hope that my students will get over their difficulties and try to gain knowledge through self-learning.

Terrorism is an easy business, in many ways, compared to the difficulties of trying to make new government work, in partnership with the traditional enemy.

Clays and clayey rocks are mainly characterized by a strong hydromechanical coupling and very low permeability leading to numerous difficulties when trying to study them experimentally.