Sentence examples for great difficulty has from inspiring English sources

From the outset, the great difficulty has been discerning whether the authorities are driven by malevolence or incompetence.

"They are women who, perhaps with great difficulty, have reached places of prestige within society and the workplace, but have no corresponding decisional role nor responsibility within ecclesial communities".

This point of view, an exact formulation of which meets with great difficulties, has played an important role in the selection and evaluation of theories since time immemorial.

But his greatest difficulty has been to personify the break with the failures of the past that the party must make before it is restored as an electoral force.

In practice, great difficulties have been found in assessing whether a country is in deficit or in surplus.

We have not advanced 1000 meters but with the greatest difficulty have dodged on from floe to floe".

Each of these instruments, for which higher scores represent greater difficulties, has been shown to have good reliability and to discriminate well between clinical and nonclinical groups.

Some of the greatest difficulties have been around affordability and sustainability of the service provided, with systems being abandoned or removed due to broken equipment or inability of the user to continue paying for the service.

The greatest difficulties have arisen for researchers who made career decisions prior to 2002 and, if they had been aware of government's plans, might have chosen differently.

The greatest difficulties had been encountered in identifying the outer layer of the entorhinal region (cases 5, 10, 23, 25), the inner layer of the entorhinal region (case 30) and the temporo-occipital region (case 18).

Most postings highlight the great difficulty they have had in challenging spurious charges once they have returned home.