Sentence examples for exploring the difficulties of from inspiring English sources
As a paramedic, this has included exploring the difficulties of managing domestic abuse in a pre-hospital setting.
Having watched the last half-dozen films he has made back to back, I suggest to Gyllenhaal that he seems lately drawn to exploring the difficulties of such rites of passage; perhaps it's the curse of his boyish looks.
Logical empiricists debated the merits of the two stances, exploring the difficulties of making precise the notion of partial interpretation and the possibility of finding axiomatic systems that would generate all the observational consequences without employing any theoretical vocabulary.
Following 2013's Anxiety, it's the second in a trilogy exploring "the difficulty of making personal connections in an impersonal time," according to the press release.
It's the second in a trilogy (after 2013's Anxiety) exploring "the difficulty of making personal connections in an impersonal time," according to the press release.
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.
Cecil was charged last year after putting on The River and the Mountain, a play that explored the difficulties of being homosexual in Uganda, but the charges were dropped due to a lack of evidence.
The science Web site Cosmos explores the difficulties of swatting a fly — which President Obama succeeded in doing last week during an interview with John Harwood for CNBC and The New York Times.
The case highlights methods for preparing for a significant public health emergency and explores the difficulties of coordinating a response involving multiple jurisdictions and a mix of actors from both the public and private sectors.
