Sentence examples for difficulty containing from inspiring English sources
Isaacson makes it clear that always had difficulty containing his emotions.
France, which has had difficulty containing the far-right party of Jean-Marie Le Pen, has similar concerns.
But Oklahoma also had difficulty containing Stanford's other big players: Kayla Pedersen and Jayne Appel.
It also had difficulty containing a mobile quarterback: McNair scrambled for 30 yards, with a 7-yard touchdown run in the first quarter.
But more and more frequently — especially when Markham dwells on his opponents' determination to interfere with his pursuit of happiness — he has had difficulty containing himself.
MIDUS research includes brain-imaging scans as researchers track the electrical activity in a subject's brain, examine the brain's anatomy, and take measurements to find out if people who have the greatest difficulty containing their negative emotions also have the most ailments.
Previous outbreaks had occurred in remote areas of Africa, where the population wasn't mobile, making it easier to contain, but this outbreak occurred in a more densely populated region with a highly mobile population, accounting for the rapid spread of the disease and difficulties containing it.
However, one of the major obstacles is the difficulty of containing a nutrient-rich DOW plume without significant dilution.
The backlash from consumers, who are increasingly demanding more from their plans and want more choice of doctors and hospitals, adds to the difficulty of containing costs.
