Sentence examples for difficulty from the from inspiring English sources

Syria's neighbours are coming under increasing difficulty from the number of refugees entering their territory.

In several pictures, he envisions Jesus dead — for example, the limp, heavy body being lowered, with difficulty, from the Cross.

Trails vary in length and difficulty, from the short and easy LaVerne Thompson Nature Trail to the strenuous uphill 7.5-mile High Peters Kill Trail.

Many curious observers at this point, thinking it prudent, disentangled themselves with some difficulty from the constantly swelling crowd, and re-gained their homes.

It is small enough to allow every detail of facial expression on the stage to be seen without difficulty from the back row, the proscenium arch is finely proportioned, the decoration a model of simplicity.

"It's clear that there are very few women being published in these journals who manage to surmount more than one degree of difficulty from the easiest setting – that is, straight, white, male, and able-bodied," said Griffith.

Our investigation faced difficulties from the beginning.

"Because of that Bill-and-Hillary-Clintonish perception of us, there were difficulties from the beginning".

"The capture of Saddam does not end our difficulties from the aftermath of the administration's war to oust him".

But the qualification suffered difficulties from the beginning and attracted few takers, before being axed by Michael Gove in 2010.

"I have not been informed officially about any difficulties from the Americans about security issues," he said.