Sentence examples for difficulty made from inspiring English sources

Neither is it a difficulty made avoidable by the nanny state.

Set in feudal Japan, its strange majesty and intense difficulty made it well worth tracking down, especially for those unafraid of a challenge.

Another is the courts' fuzzy rules on the admissibility of expert evidence, a difficulty made worse by their lack of independence.

Her death, according to the petition, followed previous attempts to take her own life and a long history of psychological difficulty made worse by postpartum depression.

After an exchange of gifts with Timur, he headed southward but was robbed and stripped by a band of Bedouin and only with difficulty made his way to the coast.

" 'Holland should be here already.' " Tracy, who wears braces on his legs and his back and walks with difficulty, made his way to the course and found Reynolds, half a mile out, barely running and weaving across the course.

Many of the switching voters had difficulty making their decision.

"All those who have difficulty making ends meet.

She had difficulty making friends and was an unattractive child.

They had great difficulty making ends meet in Paris.

At first, Lacey has difficulty making headway in this group.