Sentence examples for his difficulty of from inspiring English sources
Tells about his difficulty of bringing the grafters to justice.
Mervyn King – whatever his difficulties of managing his staff, the MPC and the immediate aftermath of Northern Rock – did understand the scale of the economic problems, even though some of his own economics staff have not done so.
Alex chalks up some of his difficulties to the fear of being teased about his family situation.
Under the strain of his difficulties and of the loneliness of command, Nelson was at his most vulnerable when he visited the island of Nevis in March 1785.
The show acknowledged the breakup of his 17-year marriage and his difficulties (because of his wealth) in reconnecting with old friends.
Although Semper is arguably the 19th century's most important theoretician, the subtlety of his thought and the difficulty of his German have kept his works from being translated and his contribution from being assessed until now.
Perhaps Vance's key to success is a simple one: that he just powered through his difficulties instead of giving up or blaming someone else.
And his difficulty in processing those experiences of love.
Now Arnaut was famous, like I said, for his obscurity, the extreme difficulty of his poetic expression, and here what does Dante do to him?
Years later, Heisenberg learned of Berg's mission and quipped that he owed his survival to the difficulty of his topic that day.
