Sentence examples for difficulty of live from inspiring English sources

This might address one difficulty of live theatre broadcasts: taking a life-sized performance and blowing it up to the scale of a cinema screen.

Currently, mammalian experiments are severely limited by the lack of neural crest-specific labeling and the difficulty of live cell tracking.

"The difficulty of living triggered the necessity of writing".

Age is not the criterion; rather, it is the difficulty of living on a fixed Social Security income.

Ruins are a physical expression of the difficulty of living with the past, especially a violent past.

The rituals and associations that engulf Binky's life give a stark insight into the difficulty of living with OCD.

But they also mentioned the difficulty of living on the Lower East Side, alongside "Puerto Ricans and their drug dealers".

Its based on a much more sophisticated understanding of how people actually live, on the importance of social capital, on the difficulty of living in disorganized circumstances.

The United Ostomy Associations of America has asked the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to pull two chilling anti-smoking ads that emphasize the difficulty of living with the aftermath of intestinal surgery.

This, however, may be too prosaic a way of describing the ensemble: for Ricciotti, it "expresses the existential question of architecture, which is the difficulty of living".

The retablos depict the human side of migration, thanking the Virgin Mary for protection while fording the Rio Grande, for example, or showing the difficulty of living far from home.