Sentence examples for even the difficulty of from inspiring English sources

But the course that awaits next week's contestants could prove to be this year's most challenging layout, exceeding even the difficulty of the U.S. Open setup at Torrey Pines Golf Course.

In the brief Q&A (there will be more to follow, according to the site), Dylan talks about the album's sound, audience expectations, and even the difficulty of including family members as characters in his work: Flanagan: Do relatives come up to you at cookouts and ask when you're going to write a song for THEM?

I intend this idea of performances of the self to imply both Goffman's sense that humans are social actors (see Goffman, 1959), but also Sartre's notion of performing in "bad faith", and even the difficulty of performing in "good faith", given that one must be aware of what performing in "bad faith" is, and therefore, is performing, versus simply doing something, nonetheless (see Sartre, 1993).

Even the difficulties of our economic situation and the tough but necessary decisions the government has had to take cannot fully explain the results.

Richer's descriptive talents are on display as he tells of synods and coronations, deception and espionage, battles and sieges, disease and death, and even the difficulties of travel.

He himself had made some good friends there; he enjoyed the challenge, even the difficulties, of his work; and he might have stayed on indefinitely, or until his services were no longer required.

Litigation is quite complex, even without the difficulty of explaining technologies to juries and judges.

Even when the difficulty of registering businesses and land is overcome, entrepreneurs face other hurdles that make their productive activity riskier and less likely to succeed.

Even so, the difficulty of the retrieval itself is thought to play a role in enhancing later memory (see, e.g., Bjork & Linn, 2006)—a consequence that has beneficial effects for the individual's later performance.

Even with the difficulty of replication notwithstanding, variants with relatively large effects may be identified and replicated in powerful GWA studies [11].

Even with the difficulty of estimating these numbers, Linde [ 1] showed that more than 9.5 million packages of SJW capsules were sold in Europe between April 2007 and March 2008.