Sentence examples for difficulty of staging from inspiring English sources

One reason is the difficulty of staging the actual sports.

Into this arena marches a trio of mechanical bourgeois, who are actually (it's a difficulty of staging the play) gods.

Yes, this year, some of the intrinsic difficulties of staging the caucuses, which tend to be woolly affairs compared to primaries, have made themselves manifest.

Sorkin was triumphant in the second season when ABC agreed to his demands, unburdening the crew of the difficulties of staging a scene for a live audience and leaving the cast with more time to rehearse.

The difficulties of staging lymph nodes based on size criteria are well known – small/normal-sized nodes may have microscopic tumour infiltration, whereas, occasionally, very large nodes may be reactive, rather than malignant.

One-stage revision is an attractive treatment for infected hip arthroplasty, because it can reduce morbidity, it reduces costs, and it avoids the technical difficulties of staged revision surgery.

All the story's water scenes have been excised, possibly because of the difficulty or expense of staging them.

In lending movie acting the technical difficulty of stage performance, Iñarritu reinforces the theme of "Birdman" — the higher artistic dignity of acting in the theatre.

And one of the reasons that science fiction has been a much rarer genre in theatre than cinema is the difficulty of plausibly staging a spacecraft, weightlessness and interplanetary travel.

The difficulties of staging are also something she has limited patience with.

The main reason why visual inspection by a human rater is still used for sleep staging is related to the fundamental difficulty of sleep staging in drawing boundaries between different stages.