Sentence examples similar to difficulty gun from inspiring English sources

Details about the items seized at the Lanza home underscored the difficulty gun-control advocates face in Congress.

Even in 1968, when recordkeeping of all kinds had presumably improved, a federal commission had difficulty measuring gun production because records were scant, he said.

This turn of events captures the difficulty that gun control poses for Dr. Dean and the other Democratic contenders as they struggle with an issue that many say helped cost their party the White House and a handful of Congressional seats in 2000.

California, in fact, has such criteria, which is why Matthew Warren had such difficulty getting a gun.

Multiple excuses have been offered for the difficulty of enacting gun control legislation, but the most obvious problem has not been mentioned: the U.S. contains millions of Republican anarchists.

TODAY: The difficulty of keeping guns out of the hands of the seriously mentally ill.

TUESDAY -- The difficulty of keeping guns out of the hands of the seriously mentally ill.

Agents in Arizona had used similar tactics in four cases dating back to 2006, apparently in part because of frustration over difficulties with charging gun cases.

The agency has had great difficulty tracing secondhand guns because while it may know the name of the original dealer and purchaser, the chain is broken after the gun is resold.

Yet – incredibly – they apparently had no difficulty acquiring the guns and ammunition to attack what they considered to be a blasphemous magazine, as well as police officers and members of the city's Jewish community.

Should those who resent the difficulty of getting a gun license in New York City arm themselves illegally?