Sentence examples for difficulty overcoming from inspiring English sources

Difficulty overcoming jet lag sometimes makes him seem doddering when he is just sleep deprived, they said.

When this was done, the monoglot babies had difficulty overcoming their learnt response, even when the researchers gave them further clues that a switch had taken place.

David Colburn, a historian at the University of Florida, said Mr. Gore would have difficulty overcoming the popularity and organizational might of Mr. Bush's brother, Jeb, the state's governor, and in surmounting the state's business-oriented, antitax ethos.

In a Senate closely divided along party lines, and with the Republicans especially disciplined, the Democrats had difficulty overcoming a filibuster — or the threat of one — to get the Senate's business done.

Even if Mrs. Megawati qualifies for the second round, it appears that she would have difficulty overcoming the new appeal of General Yudhoyono, who left her cabinet several months ago to run against her.

Nalbandian was not at his best after straining a rib in his quarterfinal victory over Gustavo Kuerten, but even at his best, Nalbandian would have had difficulty overcoming Gaudio's consistent forehand and beautiful one-handed backhand.

For a while the conversation couldn't have been more pleasant: our highly romantic first meeting, our early years, our difficulties overcoming ethnic differences, our great intellectual rapport.

Richard Gadd has won this year's Edinburgh comedy award with his extraordinary personal show about difficulties overcoming a sexual assault he experienced four years ago.

Meanwhile, flexibility denotes the ability to sleep and work at odd times of the day, whereas languidity reflects difficulties overcoming drowsiness and lethargy following a reduction in sleep.

The opening was the culmination of 13 years of strenuous work, with many difficulties overcome.

Tales are told of difficulties overcome, of politics to be negotiated, of barriers and how to wriggle around them.