Sentence examples for discussion about the difficulty from inspiring English sources

A small discussion about the difficulty of surrendering in a fight segues perfectly into a reminder that giving up your own desires to honour God is a good idea.

We had a very frank discussion about the difficulties".

This topic led to further discussion about the difficulties of collective action: 'You can give someone money to buy some small things for you, but even if you know that [person] very well, they may just run away with the money.

The Ugandan co-facilitator then led a discussion about the difficulties faced by big families.

Participants cited the example of Youth Parliaments such as those in Togo and Mexico, and had a frank discussion about the difficulties of ensuring that these types of initiatives make meaningful contributions to the official bodies and processes of government.

This can provide a great opportunity for an enlightening discussion about the difficulties of the dance steps and lead to more understanding from you as to where your partner is at in terms of learning (or not).

Francesca Zambello, the opera's artistic director, said in a telephone interview on Monday that she and Ms. Voigt had several postrehearsal discussions about the difficulties of the Isolde role.

In my 10 or so years in a science career, I have heard and participated in many discussions about the difficulties scientists face in pursuing careers while raising families difficulties that, regrettably, lead many talented women to leave the profession.

What is odd is that there is so little discussion about the unavoidable difficulty in obtaining substantial forward movement in disarmament while pursuing policies and deployments aimed at achieving advantage and ultimately dominance and at the same time ensuring strategic stability.

Not to make this too prurient, but was there ever a discussion about showing the difficulties or challenges of physical intimacy between them?

Although policy-makers were willing to engage in hypothetical discussions about the methodology, difficulties in identifying potential pilots suggest a wider problem in encouraging take up without legislative imperatives.