Sentence examples for emphasized the difficulty of from inspiring English sources
She emphasized the difficulty of reducing class size.
In early March, however, he said that if he became president and a mandatory measure reached his desk, he would sign it, although even then he emphasized the difficulty of getting people to adhere to it.
Even before Ms. White took over the case from the campaign task force, many legal experts had emphasized the difficulty of successfully prosecuting sitting politicians in cases involving bribery or illegal gifts.
Other experts, pointing out that one year's data do not make a trend, emphasized the difficulty of basing predictions on the report, which is compiled from arrest figures supplied by 17,000 police agencies.
The politicians represented parties with fairly divergent views, but each of the talks emphasized the difficulty of the current moment, the crisis of the European project, and the importance of the written word in times of great uncertainty.
Elizabeth J. Shapiro, a lawyer in the civil division of the Justice Department, did not dispute the judge's conclusion but emphasized the difficulty of finding the person or people responsible for the attacks.
Officials have emphasized the difficulties of controlling the violence, given the size of the territory involved — Jonglei State is about one-quarter the size of Germany — and its poor communications.
The commentary on the president-elect's actions has emphasized its novelty, has emphasized the difficulties of scaling, and in the case of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt)., has argued that the actions taken were insufficiently forceful because some workers will still be relocated to Mexico.
It emphasized the difficulties of line-drawing and the ease with which restrictive laws, once passed, were used to silence "progressive groups as well". It reasoned that "propaganda arousing religious or race hatred" was best defused through "counter-propaganda" and protest.
