Sentence examples for dramatic difficulties from inspiring English sources

The concept of centring an opera on the casting of a statue, the great sculpture of Perseus, may be brilliant in relation to such a colourful artist as Cellini, but it presents obvious dramatic difficulties.

As yet, my children have not directly experienced family break-up, the death of a parent or even the less dramatic difficulties of moving house or horrible bullying at school, but I find most children's books seem to be on these themes.

To say that such fidelity represented an almost impossible dramatic difficulty – this trial, like any other, was often extremely boring – would be to understate.

This is a dramatic difficulty.

Relief and assessment activities have had dramatic difficulty to determine the scale of the disaster and the death toll is expected to swell.

The dramatic increase in whole-genome sequencing is thus accompanied by a dramatic difficulty to reach the full biological value of the sequenced genomes with accurate identification of the protein-coding genes, as well as the nature of the functional protein products.

Moreover, the growing use of brain computer interface (BCI) devices allows many patients to translate brain signals or ocular movements into commands, overtaking dramatic motor difficulties present in motorneurons disorders or other neurological syndromes [ 30].

The predicted probabilities calculated by the models are dramatic: having economic difficulties has the same effect on disability prevalence as being 10 years older or being a woman instead of a man.

But you can't have such a dramatic change without difficulty".

His involvement in the dispute is against advice from loyalist politicians, and marks a dramatic escalation of the difficulties facing the RUC and army.

Viewed another way, the theft is simply a dramatic illustration of the difficulties that many artists have encountered after becoming involved, during the last decade, in the subway system's ambitious campaign to beautify itself.