Sentence examples for has immense difficulty from inspiring English sources
But certain things we humans do almost effortlessly, recognizing everyday objects, for example, an artificial intelligence has immense difficulty doing.
Mark Ruffalo is back, too, as Hulk, although he has immense difficulty turning angry and green, and may need to consult the appropriate physician.
Spring 2016-November 2016: The press has immense difficulty getting Trump and Clinton to focus on issues of importance to Americans Wallace, Fox News Sunday: It has really been a campaign about, in the case of Trump, his temperament, his behavior, and in the case of Clinton, her ethics, her honesty.
In the midst of a political battle in which a liberal President with a Congressional majority has immense difficulty getting the extremely popular idea of health care reform passed, writing up proposals for prison reform seemed a quixotic and hopeless task, done far more competently in any case by Senator Jim Webb, or the heroes over at CURE.
I also remember standing in the dinner queue, knowing that I was going to have immense difficulty asking for whatever was on the menu that day, the pressure increasing second by second as my school friends swiftly barked their requests before turning away.
While CENTCOM officials insist that the American assistance program is "primarily an advisory one," experts counter that the coalition would have immense difficulty operating politically and militarily in its absence.
By the Water, Sharyn Rothstein's drama at Manhattan Theatre Club's Studio at Stage II, is about a Staten Island family having immense difficulty overcoming the damage to their waterfront home.
"Europe will be democratic or it will have immense difficulties surviving".
Under the sanctions, Iran's banks, were cut off from the outside world and those firms that did business abroad had immense difficulties transferring money.Those restrictions will begin to be lifted when the agreement comes into force.
