Sentence examples for difficulty of drawing from inspiring English sources
Privacy regulators elsewhere have faced the same thing and they shy away from the difficulty of drawing up that list.
The argument appeared to underscore the difficulty of drawing a firm line between religious worship and activities that are simply suffused with a religious point of view.
"That is the great difficulty of drawing a line in a military that has emphasized so much of its economic function".
In other words, the prevalence of violent crime seems to predict mating preferences only in so far as it reflects a country's relative penury.The statistical tussle shows the difficulty of drawing firm conclusions from correlations alone.
In assessing the performance of Radio 2, Radio 3, and 6Music, the report implicitly raises similar questions about genres, categories, and the difficulty of drawing lines between one station's output and another's.
Of all its problems — namely, the difficulty of drawing fans to a bland dome that sits in a bland area — nothing symbolizes the place like the Erector-set catwalks that support the translucent, white Teflon-coated roof.
Coverage of the firm's results was positive despite the difficulties of drawing anything concrete from a single set of quarterly figures.
"Is this in the interest of Islam and Muslims around the world?" But the British leader's dash through the Middle East underscored the difficulties of drawing Arab states into a coalition that has taken military action against a Muslim state, like Afghanistan, in the name of fighting terrorism.
Despite the difficulties of drawing inferences from different species, a review of the experimental data on non-human primate self-injury may give researchers fresh insights into the elusive nature of human self-injury.
