Sentence examples for explaining how difficult from inspiring English sources

Then Guillen expanded his comments, explaining how difficult it is for Spanish-speaking players without interpreters to communicate effectively.

"People hide drugs on kids," Mr. Maresca said, explaining how difficult it is to define usual suspects.

And one — at which Police Commissioner Michael J. Murphy was explaining how difficult it was to protect Kennedy during his visits to New York — was unforgettably painful.

This perhaps goes some way to explaining how difficult Cameron oftens finds debating with women, something that has periodically caused him trouble.

In my Food Stuff column on Feb. 28, I wrote about mirin, the Japanese cooking wine, explaining how difficult it was to find any made without corn syrup and additives.

He could be scathing in his assessment of Colombia's politics but also fatalistically philosophical when asked to assess his own buildings, explaining how difficult it can be for architects to know the validity of their work.

The Madrid forward, speaking after his side's 1-1 drawithth United, explained how difficult the situation was for him.

His father Ali sat next to him, and explained how difficult he found being unable to help his son.

He explained how difficult it has been to concentrate on the tournament while awaiting news from the UK.

I tried to explain how difficult it was to learn Chinese, but she insisted that parents simply had to say a few words each night.

But they remain 6-2 despite relying heavily on three freshmen, while St. John's (4-5) can explain how difficult it is to mold a program around newcomers.