Sentence examples for difficulty cut from inspiring English sources

Assistance, however, was happily at hand, and the whole party were released from their perilous position; not, however, before the traces had been with great difficulty cut, and the horses left to their fate.

Difficulty: Cutting through the mattress and the plastic netting over the spring box is extremely hard (you've also got to position it so that your dick doesn't get impaled on the end of a spring), and the second you apply the Vaseline there is no way to get it out.

But the difficulties cut both ways.

The company, which has had substantial financial difficulties, cut back marketing earlier this year.

This is mainly due to the difficulty to cut specimens long enough to accomplish correct circumferential or radial uniaxial tests.

Some debt charities advise people in financial difficulty to cut up cards and only use cash, while those who rely on a carer who shops for them, or who have a physical or cognitive disability that can make screens or pin numbers tricky, or who have mental health issues, may prefer to deal with physical money.

"Governments will have more difficulty making cuts to get their budgets in order," she said.

Third, in order to overcome such difficulties, a cut blasting design optimization was conducted for a 2525 m depth of rock mass.

In sum, we find that recent experimental data disfavors all the best-motivated inflationary scenarios and introduces new, serious difficulties that cut to the core of the inflationary paradigm.

The VC citation describes the hail of deadly machine gun fire the Fusiliers faced while landing at W beach, and how they overcame supreme difficulties to cut the barbed wire entanglements under fire and gain control of the cliffs above the beach.

Yet, in response to financial difficulties, companies cut jobs to make the company more efficient, which increases both the workload and cognitive strain on each individual.