Sentence examples for difficulty of forging from inspiring English sources
The difficulty of forging, however, is as important as market price in determining what is forged.
The crisis was years in the making and underscores the difficulty of forging a stable, accountable government after decades of rapacious military rule.
The bill reflects a confluence of concerns over civil liberties and national security, not to mention the difficulty of forging any agreement during an election year.
Although the plot has its strained aspects, the play is rich in tart commentary on gender roles and the difficulty of forging a successful career and a fulfilling personal life (2 15).
The large areas to be protected, restrictions on the weight that a combatant could carry, the difficulty of forging metal into the complex contours required, and cost all conspired to force constant change.
Given the many political and technical obstacles facing the OECD another one is the increased difficulty of forging consensus as developing countries, with their own concerns, are brought on board corporate tax-planners are unlikely to lose any sleep just yet.
This gets to the heart of the difficulties of forging a common EU migration policy.
The difficulties of forging a consensus were apparent, however, from the increasingly vicious blame game played by EU governments.
Though the British government has no illusions about the political difficulties of forging a transatlantic trade pact, diplomats have been struck by rising enthusiasm for such a deal from traditionally trade-sceptic EU member-states.
He talked openly about his early homosexual experiences in Morocco (where it is a crime) and about the difficulties of forging a sense of identity in a country that sees individualism as a threat.
In response to the person's suggestion about trying to cast votes in the names of 100 inactive voters, Patrick Moran attempted to discourage the scheme, but also discussed the practical difficulties of forging documentation such as utility bills.
