Sentence examples for difficulty not to from inspiring English sources

If, for instance, the outcome is survival rate -- you can imagine the difficulty, not to mention legal problems, in contriving it.

He traces most of these difficulties not to any enmity he has aroused but to the art world's defensiveness.

Julie Gilhart, the fashion director of Barneys, attributed Mr. Bartlett's difficulties not to a lack of talent but to a dearth of business mettle.

If unaddressed, these difficulties can lead to problems at school, poor employment prospects and delinquency (about 60 per cent of the 7,000 young people who pass through young offender institutions have communication difficulties), not to mention significant emotional and psychological challenges.

In describing the field of philosophy, and in particular the sub-field of philosophy of education, one quickly runs into a difficulty not found to anything like the same degree in other disciplines.

The Sowetan, a well-read newspaper, explains that the stockmarket works much like a fruit market: if there is a shortage, the price will rise.The difficulty is not to persuade blacks to save.

In other words, participants who struggled with an experimental task tended to self-verbalize, whereas participants who had no difficulty tended not to.

Fear of addiction, difficulty not severe enough to worry about and feeling medication unnatural were significantly more frequently mentioned by occasional sufferers as compared to chronic sufferers (Fig. 3).

But the reality of Internet Webcasting is not without a few technical difficulties -- not to mention a certain awkwardness that has accompanied home video into family gatherings.

Individuals were excluded if they had communication difficulties not related to their presenting complaint, or if they were brought to the ER by the police for forensic medical exams.

Patients were excluded if they had communication difficulties not related to their presenting complaint.