Sentence examples for difficulty of sustaining a from inspiring English sources
WIDER ECONOMIC GAPS Another barrier is the difficulty of sustaining a cultural vision for catching up economically.
"Winterreise" is a special challenge because of the difficulty of sustaining a sense of continuity while bringing out 24 individual moods over the length of the cycle.
A star in college (he'd dreamed of Yale but gone to Tufts), he ended up at his tiny operation when his journalistic career fizzled out with the contraction of print media and the difficulty of sustaining a Web site.
Happily, the difficulty of sustaining a Mindfulness practice often lasts only a few months.
The sci-fi-ish tropes and ideas the shows explore are not new, of course, but that's not necessarily a problem: Both shows rest on reliably sturdy concepts that allow the dramas to tell stories about alienation, identity and the difficulty of sustaining a community.
Struggling with illness, and the difficulty of sustaining an arts centre in a climate of gentrification and rising property prices, at the end of 2013 she closed down and sold up.
Mr. Wein and Ms. Lister-Jones, a couple in real life, previously collaborated on "Breaking Upwards" a fresh and honest look at the difficulties of sustaining a relationship in the post-post-sexual-revolution world.
The future of the 13-year-old euro currency was constantly in doubt as the difficulties of sustaining a monetary union across countries with widely divergent economic prospects were harshly exposed in such difficult times.
The apparent difficulty of sustaining such a view of belief is often held to reflect badly on the a coarse-grained possible-worlds view of propositions in general, since it's generally thought that one of the principal metaphysical functions of propositions is to serve as the contents of belief and other "propositional attitudes" (e.g., Field 1978; Soames 1987).
And Bergner is touching on the difficulty of sustaining interest in a partner over the course of a long marriage.
