Sentence examples for hand the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Nanai-Williams has experienced first hand the difficulty in navigating World Rugby's red-tape having previously played for the New Zealand sevens team.

To be honest, I dislike writing by hand — the difficulty of finding the right surface, the wrist cramps that follow efforts to govern my unruly penmanship, the bird-track runes that result.

On the other hand, the difficulty of proving the reality of injury and attendant money damages and the possibilities of speculation by the fact finder would appear to present no barrier in such a cause of action, given that such harms are routinely compensated in actions under the wrongful death statute.

On one hand, the difficulty of incorporating antimony inside GaAs structures has repeatedly been reported in literature [8].

But on the other hand, the difficulty of verifying the profiles or identities of users on social networks also gives rise to the cyber crime.

"As a Northern Ireland native, I've seen first hand the difficulty that division can cause, just as I can see the major and needless impact that Brexit is having on bringing back the divisions on that island.

Having seen at first hand the difficulties created by a domineering managing director in his father, Lloyd is determined not to cramp Renton's style.

As an approved chairman of the family courts I saw at first hand the difficulties faced by all parties in giving evidence and carrying out the necessary cross-examination required for justice to be seen and undertaken.

On the other hand, the difficulties in controlling crime and the large scale of migration are also accompanied by incomplete urbanization and the temporary living status of a large population.

As a young Tory adviser in the early 1990s, Mr Cameron will have witnessed at first hand the difficulties of governing with a slender Commons majority and what can happen when your own backbenchers turn against you.

On one hand, small, well-investigated clusters can provide insight into overall risk factors for infectious disease to support control [ 42]; on the other hand, the difficulties of identifying sources in small outbreaks, especially if cases are diffusely distributed, will limit the practicality or utility of investigating all such clusters.