Sentence examples for difficulty but also from inspiring English sources

It was with great difficulty, but also great interest, that I read Deborah Sontag's article (April 28) on Elizabeth Shin.

Using this model, not only e-waste recycling can be partitioned into three levels of difficulty, but also the measurement method can be employed to divide the responsibility for electronics recycling between producer and recycler.

Miyamoto recognizes that there is pleasure in difficulty but also in ease, in mastery, in performing a familiar act with aplomb, whether that be catching a baseball, dancing a tango, doing Sudoku, or steering Mario through the Mushroom Kingdom, jumping on Goombas and Koopa Troopas.

Some witnesses said they were not only in financial difficulty but also unwell or bereaved.

I think this is the difficulty, but also the challenge of clinical research.

Moreover, it can explain over-scaled training set not only increases computation difficulty but also affects the experimental performance.

It brought difficulties, but also a sense of pride.

It also points to the difficulties — but also sometimes triumphs — of doing research in the archives.

We want to see tricky junctions and road difficulties, but also blissful pathways.

Lead poisoning is linked not only with learning difficulties, but also with violent crime.

But he was frustrated too frustrated by financial difficulties but also by the public's perception of him as a funnyman and nothing more.