Sentence examples for difficulty of actually from inspiring English sources

But leaders stopped short of an actual commitment, perhaps because they know the difficulty of actually getting it done; the last time the government was funded through all 12 appropriations bills was 1994.

Downward nominal rigidity — the great difficulty of actually cutting wages and many prices — is now obvious.

Partly, that's because of one further complication in the game: the immense difficulty of actually evaluating a move.

It unleashed a torrent of comments and ideas – around 63,000 in all – from public sector employees frustrated by the difficulty of actually implementing their suggestions.

But experts associated with the report questioned how much of that potential could be achieved, given the difficulty of actually expanding the world's carbon sinks in practice.

Pointing out the difficulty of actually making out what's going on up on the lofty plinth when you stand in Trafalgar Square, it wonders who this participatory experience is actually for – the volunteers themselves?

Following a recent suggestion that interaction-free measurements are possible with electrons, we now analyze the difficulties of actually building an atomic resolution interaction-free electron microscope, or "quantum electron microscope".

Western German firms were under no great financial pressure to move in, and, with the help of the additional labour available from eastern German migrants, they expanded production at their existing plants without having to become involved in the difficulties of actually setting up a branch in the east.

Even though the science has to be good to be published like in any other field, Mather believes that the practical difficulties of actually collecting the data are acknowledged to some extent.

Looping patients into audits might sound nice and inclusive, but DeepMind goes on to caveat the difficulties of actually providing any access for patient groups/individual patients as one of the major technical challenges standing in the way of building the system — so again this is best filed under "mood music" at this nascent point.

In "Broad City," Abbi Abrams is an aspiring artist who is pretty candid about the difficulties of actually selling art.