Sentence examples for difficulty of these from inspiring English sources

The difference in the scores reflects the difficulty of these women's routines.

The difficulty of these cases also illustrates the tricky legal questions raised by the government's increasing use of private contractors in war zones.

"I want to try to avoid that, and I want to try to avoid it in a way that addresses their concerns as quickly as possible, letting them know that in spite of the difficulty of these times, New York State is going to attack this problem".

Part of the difficulty of these twin crises — a natural disaster and an ongoing medical emergency — is that while I wanted to stay a safe distance from the danger zones, I also had to be within a safe proximity to the hospital.

While it's true that in the bygone era of print-only newspapers, editors sometimes had to make tough on-deadline calls about the accuracy of their reporting ("Dewey Defeats Truman" comes to mind), the reality is that digital news delivery on a continuous cycle drastically increases the volume and the difficulty of these decisions.

The difficulty of these pieces hardly shows in the performances.

In fact, 11 days ago President Bush acknowledged the difficulties of these times and the special needs of a divided nation.

"The difficulties of these mergers in Europe should never be underestimated," said Ruben Lee, director of the Oxford Finance Group, a consulting firm.

Only after noting the difficulties of these previous assignments did Mr. Hughes acknowledge in his low-key way that protecting the president and the convention in post-Sept.

The new book is also an account of the perpetual difficulties of making a living while writing books, throwing a nice, if somewhat slanting, light on what seems to be the still greater difficulties of these times.

And hopes that a formal peace process might have been launched by now have been dashed (see article).ASEAN has long survived the difficulties of these two countries.