Sentence examples for difficulty that would be from inspiring English sources

Finishing the first half of the year the way we did, knowing full well the difficulty that would be encountered in the second half of the year.

To determine whether early age-related maculopathy (ARM) is associated with visual difficulty in daily activities beyond the difficulty that would be expected based on normal retinal aging; to determine whether scotopic sensitivity and visual acuity are associated with visual difficulties in these older adults.

By the same token, however, one could argue that a similar bias would exist had we conducted a Delphi process with patients only, not to mention the difficulty that would be entailed in selecting different "types" of patients to participate in such a process.

The man also had a taste for designing hopelessly futuristic weaponry and little understanding of the practical difficulties that would be involved in building it.

Mr. Bratton acknowledged the difficulties that would be involved with phasing in body cameras in a large police department like New York's, which employs about 35,000 uniformed officers.

We all understand Gaddafi's repeated disregard of previous ceasefires, his continuing use of brutal repression, and the very real difficulties that would be involved in trying to translate any "freezing" of the present situation on the ground into a durable self-enforcing stability.

The writers had difficulty devising jokes that would be funny when Van Damme said them.

Because of some legal difficulty with the S.L.A. (that would be the State Liquor Authority, and not the Symbionese Liberation Army, though the one often seems no more reasonable to deal with than the other), they were prohibited from being licensees in any premi wherein liquor was vended.

One main reason is probably the practical difficulty in designing studies that would be able to capture the onset of PSDs and factors contributing to it.

It is important to note, though, that most authors failed to present data that allowed them to unpack or characterize each difficulty category into subcategories that would be more useful to instructors.

Had my father chosen to not stand by his vows and bow under pressure of the difficulties and left her, that would be a situation requiring special consideration.