Sentence examples for difficulty succeeded from inspiring English sources

The American offensive began on 1 November and, after some difficulty, succeeded in destroying Japanese forces defending the Point Cruz area by 3 November, including rear echelon troops sent to reinforce Nakaguma's battered regiment.

Without that kind of dramatic buy-in, this play would have great difficulty succeeding.

When schoolchildren are bullied relentlessly and without adult intervention, they have difficulty succeeding academically.

The music that he had written during these years must have impressed the right people, for after some difficulty he succeeded in getting an opera, Oberto, conte di San Bonifacio, produced at La Scala in March 1839.

By 27 February, they were joined by la Peña's Spanish troops, who had left Cádiz three days after Graham and, despite encountering similar weather difficulties, had succeeded in landing at Tarifa.

We do not underestimate the difficulty of succeeding against these deadly adversaries.

Doing so would have complicated the terrorists' calculation of the difficulty in succeeding in a vast, open society that, in effect, was unprotected on Sept. 11.

One cannot imagine the monumental importance of the task or the sheer difficulty of succeeding.

"That inevitably puts the military in the awkward position of having to explain the difficulty of succeeding with limited force for a goal that for us is limited but for the locals is existential," Biddle explained.

Possibly, the difficulty in succeeding with pulling affected the monkeys' motivation and/or concentration in performing the task.

Thus, P. malariae uses its long association with man 'to learn' and to cope with difficulty and succeed [ 51].