Sentence examples for difficulty once again from inspiring English sources

"I have typed the thousands of words of this article, slowly and with difficulty, once again able to practice my craft as a reporter.

Here we face a second difficulty, once again most easily stated within a Bayesian framework.

After Davies' death in 1927, the club fell into financial difficulties once again, but James W. Gibson stepped in as a new financial benefactor in 1931.

In 1994 the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade limited subsidies, and French rice cultivation, still fairly uncompetitive, experienced difficulties once again.

So the classical music critics of The New York Times had little difficulty in once again filling out a list of 25 records, as fine a lot as in many a boom year.

Later, Mr. Obama proved just as fluent as Mrs. Clinton on the subject of his faith and the role of religion in American society, and he had no difficulty explaining once again why he has remained faithful to his former pastor, Jeremiah A. Wright Jr., despite Mr. Wright's incendiary sermons.

Despite such difficulties, he once again demonstrates his range as a cultural historian and his ability to make the reader see connections among developments in fields as disparate as urban studies, evolutionary science and artificial intelligence.

Once again, the difficulty is in reconciling the contradictions.

Just before Christmas, he had some difficulty at the nursery and once again he walked out of his job.

So – notwithstanding the difficulty of the decision to once again commit our forces – Labour has steadfastly supported the military action to protect the Libyan people.

He warns that vulnerable clients will once again face difficulty and delay in getting a lawyer to represent them at tribunal.