Sentence examples for difficulty of overcoming from inspiring English sources
As Franck Ribèry stated after his initial remarks about the difficulty of overcoming Arsenal, "It's important to carry on".
The book, published by Dial Press in 1996, was praised by critics for its painful honestly in describing the grip of addiction and the difficulty of overcoming it.
Given that 47 million Americans do not speak English at home, he said, "I fear that the court's decision will increase the difficulty of overcoming the barriers that threaten to divide us".
The concept of national sovereignty has hardly disappeared: the continuing debate over whether to intervene in places like Sudan testifies to the difficulty of overcoming deep-seated resistance to interfering with what are still seen as internal affairs.
The dispute illustrated the difficulty of overcoming nationalistic sentiments stirred up by the trawler episode, which is affecting the deeply intertwined ties between the two neighbors, the world's second- and third-largest economies, after that of the United States.
However, as part of this process it had liberalised portfolio flows considerably more than FDI flows, partly because allowing inflows of the former is easier to achieve politically--many sectors remain closed to FDI owing to the difficulty of overcoming vested interests.
A recovering alcoholic himself, Boris knew the difficulties of overcoming a chronic disease.
The inherent difficulties of overcoming the trauma of sexual servitude often mimic the symptoms of Stockholm syndrome and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder PTSDD).
Riven by regional, ethnic and religious divisions since it attained independence in 1960, Nigeria has a long tradition of overcoming difficulties that might destroy other nations.
This section discusses recent successes for policy and CCC in a broad sense, notes the difficulties faced by coalitions and posits some means of overcoming the difficulties.
