Sentence examples for difficulty cultivating from inspiring English sources

The inhabitants have never had any difficulty cultivating it.

Ms. Aaron had more difficulty cultivating a following at her last school, which was in the South Bronx, where few parents had Internet connections.

On the other side of the spectrum, Apple is having more difficulty cultivating the iPad line of products.

Understanding of the transmission of M. leprae has been impeded by difficulty cultivating the organism in vitro.

Their exorbitant price is due in part to the difficulty of cultivating them.

Yet I wonder if these detractors fully appreciate the inherent difficulty of cultivating a protégé within what is essentially a one-person organization.

But Hughes's problems — and the diminished version of Chamberlain since his 2008 rotator-cuff injury in Texas — highlight the difficulty of cultivating young pitching, and the fortune the Yankees enjoy to not have to rely on it.

The difficulty of cultivating these lighter soils is greatest in the black farming areas, where population pressure no longer allows land to be temporarily abandoned to rejuvenate after cultivation; black farmers, because of a lack of capital, are also less able than white farmers to maintain the mineral fertility with manure and chemical fertilizers.

Feminist epistemologists question models of testimony as a transparent and unidirectional transmission of objective information, highlighting instead testimony's dialogic, strategic, and empathetic features, as well as the importance and difficulty of cultivating epistemically fruitful relations of mutual trust across differences in power (Bergin 2002; Lugones 1987).

Adding to the difficulty of cultivating a relationship with her father in her youth, was not being able to frequently visit him in prison.

From what I remember, we spent almost half an hour talking about the difficulty of cultivating flavor-promoting bacterial monocultures in sterilized cream – before I was elbowed aside by my colleague Russ Parsons, who had appeared to conduct the real interview.