Sentence examples for difficulty of taking the from inspiring English sources

Jordan Barron's testimony reflects concerns that have been expressed by many students and educators about the difficulty of taking the test on the computer.

Living with a chronic illness can be burdensome, and having to deal with pain, treatment adherence, and low energy level may increase the difficulty of taking the initiative to keep oneself busy, ensuring that one has enough interests on a regular basis (e.g., a hobby) to keep active, and maintaining positive thinking.

What were some of the joys and difficulties of taking the seemingly random events of your life and turning them into a plot with a beginning, middle and an end?

One of the men reportedly had extreme breathing difficulties within three hours of taking the drug and his family was told his legs had turned purple, according to the Sun newspaper.

The difficulty of taking out the complete rollers from such a press led to an ingenious variation the Taschenwerke.

Then there was the need to cope with complex Ibrox politics – and finally the little local difficulty of taking on the peerless Jock Stein.

Teaching plant identification is difficult because of variability in the plants' appearance, the difficulty of bringing them into the classroom, and the difficulty of taking students into the field.

The difficulty of taking action against the North was underscored earlier in the day when the leaders of the world's largest industrialized economies and Russia -- the so-called Group of 8 -- condemned the sinking of the South Korean vessel, the Cheonan, without explicitly blaming North Korea.

The program was designed upon the difficulty of taking into account all the molecular arrangements that are initially compatible with the experimental diffraction data of polymers, in particular when these consist of chemical repeating units with a wide accessible conformational space.

"A patrol car driver would have the additional difficulty of taking his eyes from the road to check vehicles which he passes".

They heard concerns from law enforcement about the difficulty of taking guns out of the hands of people they assess as dangerous.