Sentence examples for difficulty came from from inspiring English sources

Her difficulty came from a habit of reticence that had once been a strength.

Once I had the hang of it, the only driving difficulty came from other, rubber-necking drivers.

A lot of the family's difficulty came from the delay in the death certificate, which the estate planning lawyers I spoke with said was not typical.

The real difficulty came from elsewhere — it was dealing with the medical establishment during my pregnancy that I was not prepared for.

But, reflecting on why in 2005 when I started working as a reporter for the AP, it was so hard for me to state my profession, I realize that a great part of that difficulty came from a deep respect for the trade and the personal and social responsibility that comes with being a journalist.

The singer explained writing the lyrics was not hard, but the difficulty came from being real and actually writing about her true feelings.

The greater difficulty comes from its highly variable character.

Part of the difficulty comes from the technology itself.

The biggest difficulty comes from the constraint on the fuel utilization in a transient response.

But he doesn't mean to be mysterious; the difficulty comes from an honest place.

Part of the difficulty comes from an unwillingness to sit down and do the math.