Sentence examples for difficulty of asserting from inspiring English sources

But the fundamental tensions are between Syriza's need to show its voters that it has won some of the concessions from Europe that it was elected to extract, the difficulty of asserting the government's authority over Greece's oligarch class, and the Europeans' unwillingness to release funds until they see evidence of fiscal and structural change in Athens.

However, he later wrote that his lifelong struggle with depression began when he was 11, due partly to his growing awareness of his sexuality and the difficulty of asserting his identity as a young gay man in a small English town.

The film examines the dynamics of a strained marriage, and Masina plays the wife, Giulietta (the choice of name was not a coincidence), who faces the difficulties of asserting her own identity.

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We cannot make claims beyond association for the relation between CRN and other factors analyzed, in part because of difficulty asserting temporality.

Announcing who you actually are is quite bold!" Rubin was reminded of Georg Simmel's "The Metropolis and Mental Life," written in Berlin in 1903: "He wrote about the difficulty in asserting individual personality within the dimensions of metropolitan life.

The perception of no or low support could also potentially reflect difficulties in reaching out to support networks or difficulties between asserting independence and being supported by others [ 13].

"Over the past few months, lobbyists for the gas industry have pushed to carve large exemptions out of the rule with arguments about the cost of the rules and asserted difficulty of complying," she said.

A year later, Fallon blamed cyclical factors and the costs of transitioning to digital for Pearson's economic difficulties, but asserted the company "did make significant progress on a number of fronts in 2013".

As mentioned in Section 3.3 above, early introspective psychologists both asserted the difficulty of accurately introspecting conscious experience and achieved only mixed success in their attempts to obtain scientifically replicable (and thus presumably accurate) data through the use of trained introspectors.

Padela and Mohiuddin circumvent the difficulty of correctly prognosticating in DOC by asserting that "dominant probability (ghalabat al-ẓann) [in contrast to certainty without doubt (yaqīn)] is acceptable" (9) based on the predominant view of Islamic jurists.