Sentence examples for heart of the difficulties from inspiring English sources

John's remarks expose the paradox at the heart of the difficulties that Christians have with homosexuality.

This gets to the heart of the difficulties of forging a common EU migration policy.

While Mr. Chernoff was not looking for a review of his Web site, the site itself is at the heart of the difficulties he has been having.

I mention this not just because Housh wanted to clarify his involvement for the record, but also because it goes to the heart of the difficulties that many media outlets have had in trying to get a handle on this culture and its unstructured nature, which I'll also have more to say about it later.

The heart of the difficulty, though, is the new group of university students.

"Yes, Chuck's gone right to the heart of the difficulty in Simon & Garfunkel when he says, 'Artie and Paul were cast for Catch-22, and Paul's part was dropped,'" he said.

"Sweet Old World" is a different kind of song — more ballad than short story — and its qualities are at the heart of the difficulty involved in articulating the value of any piece of music, which exists first as something in time, as sound and not as text.

In that gulf lies the heart of the difficulty in solving the health care cost crisis.

This paradox is at the heart of the difficulty in creating effective immunomodulation for critically ill patients.

At the heart of the political difficulty over food and health is the collapse of the old policy framework.

The issue of paywalls gets to the heart of the central difficulty facing media organisations in the digital age: who is going to pay for it all.