Sentence examples for difficulty in itself from inspiring English sources

The difficulty in itself can be tantalizing.

Even a divided opposition had difficulty in making itself heard.

Animals in nature don't need to be controlled by a species that has such difficulty in controlling itself.

Camden's difficulty in governing itself was underscored recently when the City Council asked the state to assist in running the city attorney's office, which has been incapacitated by scandal.

As long as it stays in state hands, it will have difficulty in turning itself into a stakeholder in a private Eurodefence company.But becoming private removes that obstacle.

Computer Science is a subject which has difficulty in marketing itself.

With a regular army of only slightly over seven thousand men at the start of the war, and with limited supplies of modern weapons, the state would have had great difficulty in defending itself from invasion from either side of the conflict.

Difficulty, in and of itself, shouldn't be an obstacle though when it's properly handled.

But lawyers involved in the case acknowledged that the appeals board might face some difficulties in reversing itself and ruling for Ms. Newland, because that might open the door for any person, even one in a relatively brief relationship, to qualify for jobless benefits after quitting a job and following a partner out of state.

That these protests got so badly out of hand says a lot about the ANC's difficulties in turning itself into a modern, democratic party.Almost a century old now, the party has for most of its life been a revolutionary liberation movement fighting a quasi-fascist regime in the midst of the cold war.

Meanwhile, Dr. Remensnyder said, it can "revolutionize" the lives of people with hearing difficulties, a virtue in itself.