Sentence examples similar to embraced the difficulty from inspiring English sources
It was the challenge of facing the frustrations of miscommunication and embracing the difficulties of being at the lower hand that allowed the exercise to be most rewarding.
Whitelaw embraced the technical difficulties with commitment and verve, and after Play she became Beckett's favourite actress.
Hill triumphantly embraced the accusation of "difficulty".
Women over the age of 40, who typically experience the most difficulty conceiving, embraced the new technology along with their doctors.
Kenyans embraced the change.
Some clearly embraced the practice.
An issue related to the difficulty embracing the identification and classification of MUS mentioned by the GPs in our study was that patients often present with a large variety of problems that may obscure symptom aetiology and make it difficult to rule out disease.
Hence, the low prevalence of 'multiple symptoms' and the GPs' lack of consensus on the contents of this category may not necessarily be a category shortcoming, but may rather reflect the difficulties embracing the application of contested diagnoses.
And some Democratic lawmakers with large Catholic or Orthodox Jewish constituencies may also have difficulty embracing the idea.
