Sentence examples for explained the difficulty of from inspiring English sources

At his divisional headquarters in Uganda's northern city of Gulu, the former senior military intelligence officer explained the difficulty of his three-year posting.

Mr. Hastert, a conciliator whom the conservatives say they trust, has set a less combative tone and explained the difficulty of governing with so slim a majority.

About 10 years ago I met an advertising executive in New York who explained the difficulty of advertising a new brand of deodorant to consumers.

The Commerce and Treasury departments, which administer many Cuba regulations regarding travel and commercial activity, have explained the difficulty of a rollback after two years of business expansion and contracts.

I asked a simple question about Pirandello, and got in reply - as Zeffirelli explained the difficulty of translating him - a rapid tour of European civilisation, extending back from nineteenth-century Sicily with its demotic dialect through the Holy Roman Empire to the universal reign of Latin and its decadent collapse into a vulgar Babel of tongues.

The governor of the Bank of England has explained the difficulty of currency unions; numerous academics - including Alex Salmond's former adviser - don't think a currency union would be agreed; and the recent survey by the British Chambers of Commerce showed business opinion is firmly in favour of keeping the UK and not in favour of a currency union.

The piece explained the difficulties of tackling climate change if unconventional oil resources such as the Canadian oil sands were exploited.

Detective Rick Mooney of the Fugitive Squad, Toronto Police, explained the difficulties of finding Pearl: "The daytime population of Toronto is five million people.

When speaking directly with surveyed founders, they explained the difficulties of not being able to find and retain employees as the result of educational challenges, minimal awareness of the value of working for a startup and a lack of incentive for joining a young company.

A senior hospital doctor explained the difficulties of enforcing standards of care and behaviour within the hospital if staff had relatives in government.

They explained the difficulties, of weighting the risks of minor but frequent adverse events with IOL versus the risk of rare but very harmful adverse events (stillbirth) with expectant management [ 59].