Sentence examples for difficulty of mounting from inspiring English sources
You can't read his opinion without being impressed with his legal logic — and the difficulty of mounting a successful appeal.
But the difficulty of mounting such suits over insignificant sums would not make them very attractive to most lawyers.
The great obstacle to the artistic development of young filmmakers is the extended period between films that's enforced by the difficulty of mounting productions.
There would not be fury at those responsible for the disaster, nor would there be frustration about the evident difficulty of mounting effective reprisals, as there is now.
Filling the museum's six floors, this complicated, conflicted exhibition once more demonstrates the difficulty of mounting sweepingly inclusive exhibitions with no discernible point of view.
But given the difficulty of mounting a clean-up operation in Arctic conditions, the industry's focus is likely to remain on developing detection technologies that spot problems quickly and doing everything possible to prevent spills from happening in the first place.
Gen. Athar Abbas, described the difficulties of mounting a rescue operation at an altitude of 15,000 feet amid freezing temperatures.
Speaking about the difficulties of mounting a national campaign, Mr. Santorum said that "you get ground down to your core.
Now in its fourth year, the festival addresses the difficulties of mounting a new musical by providing a forum where audiences and producers can view a cross-section of the current crop.
White-collar crime lawyers contend that Countrywide exemplifies the difficulties of mounting a criminal case without assistance and documentation from regulators — the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the Office of Thrift Supervision and the Fed, in Countrywide's case.
The benefits and difficulties of mounting prevention programming specifically targeting child anxiety, the most common of mental disorders, and the concomitant challenges for clinicians are presented here.
