Sentence examples for difficulty of gaining from inspiring English sources

"Another big factor is the difficulty of gaining access to viable water sources".

A recent editorial in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease talked about the difficulty of gaining funding for novel approaches.

As we spoke early in the delay, Williamson was lamenting the difficulty of gaining access to the golfers during a delay.

The Yemen Data Project has chosen to focus exclusively on the impact of the air campaign, rather than fighting on the ground, citing the difficulty of gaining access to frontline fighting and impartial information.

But whether the Florida builders who brought the class-action lawsuit could ever collect on any future judgment remains unclear, because of the difficulty of gaining jurisdiction and enforcing rulings against foreign companies, especially in China.

The original conviction of Mr. Hidalgo and Mr. Lemus was the subject of an article in The New York Times in July that examined the difficulty of gaining new trials in cases where new evidence has emerged.

It would have been preferable to have involved students from each college in undertaking the audits because it is they who are familiar with their surroundings, but this was precluded by the difficulties of gaining permission to involve them and to train them in procedures.

Secondly, difficulties of gaining access to 'the insider perspective' as outsiders to a research community can present serious limitations to qualitative research [ 49].

The difficulties of gaining access to breeding burrows during the 4-month period of lactation from hatching until emergence have prevented any direct evidence for management of excretory waste products.

The second difficulty was that of gaining planning permission for new prisons, and he suggested that it would be much easier to obtain permission for three large sites rather than a number of small ones.

Inspired by Alcott's model, Fuller decided that she would offer a series of such talks, by subscription, to an all-woman audience, with the goals of challenging her "conversers" intellectually and also of giving them "a place where they could state their doubts and difficulties with hope of gaining aid from the experience or aspirations of others".