Sentence examples for explore the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Her poems often explore the difficulty of human relationships, in works such as A Man to Marry, A Man to Bury (1979) and Things That Keep and Do Not Change (1999).

To explore the difficulty presented by the lack of uniform categorisation of neonatal units during epoch one, we compared neonatal units by intensive care activity, using consistent criteria 17 across both epochs.

The three questions facilitated further exploration of boundary violations specifically to explore the difficulties of determining what is and what is not considered a boundary violation often resulting in polarised views or "black and white" descriptions and opinions.

Sadly, the authors failed to explore the difficulties and opportunities of this essential task.

In "The Daedalus Effect," presented by New York Live Arts and opening Thursday night at the Invisible Dog Art Center, Mr. Vidich embodies both Daedalus and Icarus — loosely, mind you — to explore the difficulties of producing work.

The famed director Peter Sellars drew on weeks of workshops with American military veterans to transfer the story from ancient Greece to the modern United States, and to explore the difficulties that returning soldiers have in leaving the traumas of war on the battlefield.

It's a testament to Pixar's art of empathy, of relaying stories and experiences audiences can universally relate to, even if the vessels for those stories are interplanetary robots and furry monsters; here, we explore the difficulties of letting go of childhood and embracing change.

For instance, Marcel's plays explore the difficulties that modern individuals encounter in responding to the appeal of transcendence, and in giving in to faith and hope.

To clarify the respective definitions of cornual and interstitial pregnancy and to explore the difficulties in diagnosing these entities, particularly in the context of Müllerian fusion defects.

This study has for objective to explore the difficulties faced by the conjugal couple and parental when he learns that one of his children had been sexually abused.

We use the notion of 'holism' to explore the difficulties in comprehending the span of change in contemporary business, presenting 'holistic risk' as a vital but aspirational construct transcending boundaries, functions and disciplines.