Sentence examples for difficulty and will from inspiring English sources

It will be achieved only with considerable difficulty and will depend on the courage and wisdom of all sides.

Updated at 4.18pm BST 3.44pm BST We've experienced a technical difficulty and will backtrack to summarize part of deputy attorney general James Cole's testimony.

But the inspection effort will be unprecedented in terms of danger and difficulty, and will need cooperation from the regime and rebel groups too.

"Conversely, if you fail to renew your recusal agreement, the ensuing ad hoc, case-by-case, highly subjective decisions that will then become necessary will be fraught with difficulty and will not be an effective means of instilling public confidence in the commission".

No doubt scientific inquiry in this area is fraught with difficulty and will require collaboration among philosophers and social scientists.

The name of the game here is repetition: every time you take a quiz, Lingt will keep track of which words give you the most difficulty, and will present them to more frequently than the words you know well.

The public, young and old, recognize the difficulties and will support the actions needed for a fundamental change of direction.

But one suspects that in the thicket of the proposals about the role of Ofcom will cause Cameron difficulties, and will be seen as too powerful.

It has been experiencing some financial difficulties and will begin charging tuition for graduate students in fall 2013, but undergraduate tuition for this year's incoming class will remain free for all four years.

Airbus Industrie, which uses, in the main, the same suppliers, knows no such difficulties and will deliver 185 aircraft on time to its customers this year, compared with 126 in 1996.Referring to the successful ramp-up of our production rates I find your use of the adverb "curiously"...curious...curious

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