Sentence examples for difficulty of holding from inspiring English sources
Their very surroundings schooled them in the difficulty of holding the crossroads of three continents.
Some observers point to the difficulty of holding officers accountable even in the face of overwhelming evidence.
But it was about other things – the difficulty of holding the principle of truth in a society where you are the outsider.
The fractious dust-up in the House Democratic caucus last week over how often its vulnerable members should be able to vote with the GOP is another reminder of the difficulty of holding a big-tent party together.
Most of its 25 members are Shiites; all have said they are bound by the ayatollah's opinion, despite the acknowledged difficulty of holding elections without a national census and with the country under occupation.
He said the sharp increase in electricity rates expected later this summer, and the increasing difficulty of holding sufficient reserves during peak demand, suggested a bleak future if plants were not constructed.
As directed and performed by Mr. Thiérrée, one of a cast of five, this final presentation of the 25th Next Wave Festival becomes a stirring and entertaining ode to the difficulties of holding on to what and whom you love most.
But they also encapsulate the difficulties of holding together an enormous federal country, many of whose parts are farther away from the centre ethnically, culturally and even physically than Kaliningrad.
Given the difficulties of holding government to account, this is not to be sniffed at as Thatcher acknowledged: "No head of government anywhere in the world has to face this sort of regular pressure and many go to great lengths to avoid it".
