Sentence examples for difficulty of restoring from inspiring English sources

The figures underlined the difficulty of restoring the public finances at a time of economic decline.

Who knows whether the justice secretary or the attorney general will be drumming their fingers in time to YouTube's beat as they contemplate the difficulty of restoring international respect for British law?

The smuggling plague highlights the difficulties of restoring order to postwar Iraq.

The restoration of extensive zygomatic complex defects is a surgical challenge owing to the difficulty of accurately restoring the normal anatomy, symmetry, proper facial projection and facial width.

The theology of restoring our people.

The importance of broad landscape scales and the difficulty to restore locally degraded sites challenges management.

A combination of high floods in 2013, illegal excavations for archaeological artefacts nearby, an absence of funds and the difficulty of reaching and restoring a site that lies in a Taliban-dominated area, had left the tower abandoned and at a 3.47 degree tilt.

"We are working very hard to overcome the difficulties, to restore growth and jobs," he continued.

Meanwhile, thromboembolectomy is often associated with difficulty in restoring complete perfusion in patients with in situ thrombosis [9] and poses risks of embolism, dissection, or rupture.

But now some defense officials are saying the occupation force's state of siege, combined with continuing difficulties in restoring services in Baghdad, is making Iraqis increasingly hostile toward those who are supposed to be their liberators.

10 years later, while conserving Huashan Pictographs in Ningming, Guangxi Autonomy under the leadership of China National Academy for Cultural Heritage, conservators met with difficulties in restoring cracked and delaminated lime stones.