Sentence examples for greatest difficulty of from inspiring English sources

He suggested that the greatest difficulty of all was going down to 10 men.

The greatest difficulty of grouting fractures under flowing condition was that the slurry was easily washed out by the flowing.

For Mr. Ramadan, the greatest difficulty of the exclusion was feeling as if his rights were being impinged.

The English philosopher and economist Jeremy Bentham (1748 1832) saw the greatest difficulty of the legislator as being "in conciliating the public opinion, in correcting it when erroneous, and in giving it that bent which shall be most favourable to produce obedience to his mandates".

It should be noted that the greatest difficulty of dissection was in the frozen cadavers, where the physiological cleavage planes were almost absent and in which a more difficult but ultimately satisfactory dissection was performed.

It was, perhaps, one of the greatest difficulties of my life, even though people were warm and welcoming.

Much of the variance is due to the great difficulty of measuring cosmic distances.

Downward nominal rigidity — the great difficulty of actually cutting wages and many prices — is now obvious.

Despite the greater difficulty of the Petrarchan rhyme-scheme, the more open pattern of the sestet suits her narrative purpose.

The conflict generated between the two orchestral groups and the great difficulty of the concerto were mirrored in his Piano Concerto (1965).

Dr. Satel minimizes the problem of thousands of legitimate claims that have been denied veterans because of the great difficulty of finding supporting documentation to verify the stressor.