Sentence examples for expressed the difficulty of from inspiring English sources

Speaking today to several reporters, Keller expressed the difficulty of having to watch a World Cup from the bench while, at the same time, putting the team above his individual disappointment.

Many informants expressed the difficulty of preventing something they don't know is coming.

'It's hard for the children' A spokesperson for one of the families, Gul Ansari, expressed the difficulty of living in such cramped quarters.

Valdivieso et al. [ 2] recently reported high interest in smoking cessation (67%) among young people who were habitual smokers and who frequently expressed the difficulty of maintaining abstinence despite repeated attempts.

(EN-PROF1) The changing role of professors and students: professors expressed the difficulties of changing the roles.

The ways girls internalise and express the difficulty of growing up, that all happened to me".

But, expressing the difficulty of their marriage, he was also distancing himself from her through them.

While we waited for the race, schoolchildren shyly recited their best wishes to Smarty Jones while Visa broadcast its kitschy tribute expressing the difficulty of "keeping up with the Joneses".

This is explained by a connectivity term which expresses the difficulty of high connectivity structures (like lamellar arrangements or microdomains "anchored" by triblock molecules) to accommodate deformation without significant irreversible distortions (i.e. orientation).

But supporters of the hashtag say it's become a channel for men to express the difficulties of being a man in the 21st Century.

Gopalakrishnan praised him for his performance, expressing the difficulties of performing as oneself onscreen.