Sentence examples for difficulty of turning from inspiring English sources

When Baber did so, he encountered the difficulty of turning a blueprint into a working weapon.

For example, they experimented with leaping and falling to get around the difficulty of turning in the sand.

Instead of an exhilarating sense of the mythic possibilities of storytelling, we are left with a numbing understanding of the difficulty of turning a dozen or so people's tales into a story with genuine emotional resonance.

The subsequent mess revealed the movement's internal incoherence and the difficulty of turning a protest movement into a governing coalition.The author argues that the debacle has been a long time a-coming.

But there is a lot of water to cross between here and there; and the difficulty of turning Britain into a country that fits well with Europe makes the prospect of signing up in the short term more remote.

A relatively inexpensive film, with production costs of about $50 million, it occupies prime real estate on Warner's summer schedule — and points up the difficulty of turning an outsider's art form into movies with broad appeal.

On the difficulties of turning over responsibility for security to Afghans so that the American combat role can end in 2014, Mr. Obama says NATO intends to put in place adequate support and move carefully.

But Mr. Abe's bid has reached a critical juncture in recent weeks, as initial investor enthusiasm over his economic programs gave way to a colder-eyed look at the difficulties of turning around an economy so entrenched in deflationary expectations.

The difficulties of turning him into an army informant, coupled with the uncomfortable case of senior commander Caesar Achellam, who was captured this year and says he deserves amnesty despite his leadership role, darkened the already complex debate of whether L.R.A. members, most of whom were abducted, are victims or perpetrators, or both.

Three-quarters (75.3%) reported fear of falling, 59.6% had swaying on turning, and 33.6% had difficulty on turning.

Some human beings have the knack of turning difficulties into achievements.