Sentence examples similar to difficulty of occupying from inspiring English sources

In political terms, the bombing provided Democrats with a new opportunity to criticize Mr. Bush for failing to anticipate the perils and difficulties of occupying and rebuilding Iraq.

Some forms are difficult and major (the sonnet is one of these) and some are too specialised in their difficulty to occupy any but a minor part in the great scheme of things.

As the scan rate increases, electric charges might have some difficulty to occupy the available sites at electrode/electrolyte interface due to their limited rate of migration and orientation in the electrolyte.

This method has seen limited practice due to difficulty in occupying a high enough percentage of available groups.

The slowing down of metal uptake in later stages may be due to difficulty in occupying the remaining vacant sites.

GPs expressed difficulties occupying this gatekeeper role and at the same time acting as a patient advocate.

At the inn, she has difficulty keeping herself occupied.

Every Occupy movement has shown the difficulty of translating mass support into political action, even the more successful example of Spain's Podemos.

A relatively inexpensive film, with production costs of about $50 million, it occupies prime real estate on Warner's summer schedule — and points up the difficulty of turning an outsider's art form into movies with broad appeal.

The continuing guerrilla assaults on occupying forces and leaders of the new Iraqi government in the years after the war only compounded the difficulty of rebuilding Iraq.

Not surprisingly, this development often has to be understood against the backdrop of the philosophical and theological difficulties that come to occupy him over the years.