Sentence examples for difficulty of setting from inspiring English sources

A lot of this has to do with the difficulty of setting standards.

The poems prodded long discussions among all the workshop participants about the difficulty of setting texts with unclear meanings.

But defenders of the new Math A test say the criticism springs from the inherent difficulty of setting standards that everyone can agree upon.

Different materials vary greatly in their ability to conduct electricity, depending directly on the ease or difficulty of setting electrons free from their atoms.

"I work with a writer who walks, and it really helps him work on the difficulty of setting aside, every day, disciplined time to write," she said".And it helps him become more structured and more focused".

Soft-spoken and unschooled in politics, he said he recently became concerned about the long-term effects of ocean spray on marble and the potential difficulty of setting 20-ton slabs on shifting sand.

But he has no illusions about the political difficulties of setting up a quota system.

Sporadic fighting and resistance could last even longer, adding to the difficulties of setting up a fully functional local government.

Sporadic fighting and resistance could even last longer, adding to the difficulties of setting up a fully functional local government.

Charles Harvey said, "They came and looked at the maps, and my father talked to them about the difficulties of setting up camp in the park, but they were determined to go, so my parents kitted them out".

In a speech on January 13th Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, pointedly highlighted the continuing need for the financial system to shed its toxic assets.That was the original purpose of the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Programme TARPP), approved in October, an effort that largely foundered on the difficulties of setting a purchase price for bad assets.