Sentence examples for evident difficulty from inspiring English sources

Walking with evident difficulty onto the stage, he compared Mrs. Clinton to Eleanor Roosevelt in a brief tribute and introduction.

The huge significance of this for public trust in policing seems to balance the evident difficulty that the events and failed prosecutions happened 30 years ago.

There would not be fury at those responsible for the disaster, nor would there be frustration about the evident difficulty of mounting effective reprisals, as there is now.

KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. — For all the drama at the 2012 P.G.A. Championship and all the evident difficulty of Pete Dye's Ocean Course, the four days of golf here did nothing to alter the core of the United States Ryder Cup team announced just after the tournament's conclusion.

The first option may seem the less pessimistic, but it faces evident difficulties, one of which is that different interpreters read different meanings into the same historical texts.

The NSA summarises the conclusion of its latest book thus Contrary to statements by President George W. Bush or Prime Minister Tony Blair, declassified records from both governments posted on the Web today reflect an early and focused push to prepare war plans and enlist allies regardless of conflicting intelligence about Iraq's threat and the evident difficulties in garnering global support.

To date there are few examples of direct empirical validation of PEMs for large territories, due to the evident difficulties of implementing such a procedure.

The high inter- and intraclass variability of garments, the continuous nature of the possible deformations of cloth and the evident difficulties in predicting their localization and extension on the garment piece are challenges that have encouraged the researchers to provide a plethora of methods to confront such problems, with some promising results.

The use of overtime and mandatory overtime are one of many significant symptoms attesting to the evident difficulties the health system faces in meeting care demands [ 7].

The physicians, with greater strategic and organisational responsibilities within the healthcare centres, see ECOPIH as a useful platform in the decision-making and cost-reduction process at a time of evident difficulties for the health system.

The phylogenetic reconstruction makes evident a difficulty in resolving the relationships within ursine bears.