Sentence examples for difficulty that it is from inspiring English sources

In television, though, there is the additional difficulty that it is increasingly difficult for a new show to begin quietly.

The lawyers familiar with the prosecution analysis said the federal prosecutors had to contend with the legal difficulty that it is not a federal civil rights violation to mislead state investigators.

Turning now to difficulties with CDQ, a main difficulty is that it isn't clear whether the use of the notion of familiarity in the account of conditional donkey sentences can be ultimately upheld.

The difficulty is that it is so... post.

Part of the difficulty is that it is not clear exactly what those powers are.

As for dessert, the only possible difficulty is that it is baked at a different temperature from the pork.

The real difficulty is that it is so little condemned by otherwise law-abiding people that it flourishes widely and involves multitudes of people.

The difficulty is that it is in the individual's rational self-interest to withhold his or her contribution and to "free ride" off the contributions of others, if possible.

Williams said he had difficulty believing that it is 15 years since he met Stevens in the final.

One technical difficulty is that it is possible for S to be a potential Pareto improvement over R and for R to be a potential Pareto improvement over S (Scitovsky 1941, Samuelson 1950)!

The immediate reaction of most GPs when asked whether aspirin prescribing presents a difficulty was that it is relatively straightforward.