Sentence examples for difficulty of keeping from inspiring English sources

TODAY: The difficulty of keeping guns out of the hands of the seriously mentally ill.

But the dispute illustrates the difficulty of keeping the PCC's members - fierce commercial competitors - happy.

But he acknowledged the difficulty of keeping tight quality control on a cheap, mass-market item.

TUESDAY -- The difficulty of keeping guns out of the hands of the seriously mentally ill.

In any case, the publication also underscores the difficulty of keeping scientific information secret.

Rather it is the difficulty of keeping the troops supplied and replacing spent munitions.

When asked about the difficulty of keeping to this strict schedule, he said it was no burden for the faithful.

I know the difficulty of keeping sons off freshly seeded lawns, so turf may be your best bet.

The book describes the difficulty of keeping the tradition going with the younger generation: "By the time they're fourteen you can't see them for dust".

Mahiga underscored the difficulty of keeping all the players together – comparing it to holding hot potatoes – but said everyone wanted to get to the next stage.

The sheer difficulty of keeping going as a writer, she says, is one reason some women end up leaving the business.