Sentence examples for difficulty to break from inspiring English sources
Bain saved from Windass from close range late in the half but Rangers found it increasingly difficulty to break the visitors down after the interval and the home fans showed their frustration when they booed Mark Warburton's decision to take off Windass.
Although important advances have been made in this research field, there are still some drawbacks to become a widely used practice, such as the limited plant's metabolic rate and their difficulty to break down several organic compounds or to tolerate/accumulate heavy metals.
But it does demonstrate one important point, and that is the fact that despite its value, with experience often come conservatism and difficulty to break with the past.
HIV/AIDS issues are still taken as moral issues hence it will be difficulty to break the silence and stigma to confront the problem effectively.
He heads back across goal but Arsenal get it clear with some difficulty, allowing Rosicky to break down the right with West Ham exposed.
Asked last week about reports that Vice President Al Gore had intentionally shunned the president in his presidential campaign, Mrs. Clinton said she understood Mr. Gore's difficulty in trying to break free from her husband's larger-than-life presence.
HuffPo has also run into difficulties with plans to break into China, according to Maymann, who was attending The Guardian's Changing Media Summit.
Eventually, the company performance began to improve, and despite the difficulties EMI even managed to break a handful of new stars – such as Katy Perry and Tempah.
Widespread consumer apathy toward switching bank accounts adds to the difficulties for new firms trying to break into the market.
Some of the Messengers were heroin users, and the difficulties this caused led Silver to break out and launch what became the most tightly organised of the hard bop quintets.
To break through this difficulty, resonant cantilever is employed as gravimetric tool to implement molecule adsorption experiment.
