Sentence examples for discovering the difficulty from inspiring English sources

[C3.] Hurdles to Wireless Priority Access The government has asked the telecommunications industry to find a way to provide public safety officials with priority access to wireless communications systems during crises, but those involved in the effort are discovering the difficulty of such a task.

And after discovering the difficulties of selling them on the Internet, she is marketing them to stores.

From Bastion he discovered the difficulty of running a large deception on a short timescale.

In a recent public controversy Yale University discovered the difficulties of regulating consensual sex.

Having secured election on the basis of a more open and media-conscious conduct of committee affairs, he soon discovered the difficulties of the post.

1. MESS AT MICHIGAN WILL BE HARD TO CLEAN UP Dave Brandon, the new athletic director, discovered the difficulties of navigating the back channels of hiring and firing a football coach.

Downs: The tax credits rebellion and "pig-gate" The prime minister quickly discovered the difficulties of governing with only a small majority when a group of Conservative backbenchers refused to accept his proposals for reducing tax credits, after suggesting in the election that they would be safe from cuts.

Even when potential treatments are discovered, the difficulties involved in accessing the CNS may make surgical intervention to implement such treatment more debilitating, and the presence of the blood brain barrier inhibits therapeutic molecules from passing into the CNS.

In Paris, Bizet discovered the difficulties faced by young and relatively unknown composers trying to get their operas performed.

Their roles on the field are opposite — one tries to avoid defensive ends, the other chases quarterbacks — and they are not particularly close friends, but they have discovered the same difficulty in knowing when the time is right to quit.

As Russell himself put it in 1909 "the difficulty of discovering the truth does not prove that there is no truth to be discovered" (Philosophical Essays: 20/Papers 6: 20/Papers