Sentence examples for illuminating the difficulties from inspiring English sources

Andrew Dominik's documentary, One More Time With Feeling, followed the grieving parents and the band, illuminating the difficulties they faced.

For example, in a study aimed at illuminating the difficulties of implementing reproductive health programmes in Kenya, Ghana, Zambia and South Africa, the authors illustrate how financial decision making remained subject to centralised controls, even in the context of a decentralised system in Ghana and Zambia.

Lack of correlation at six months may be due loss of less robust participants, illuminating the difficulty in following frailer groups over time.

Other dispatches illuminated the difficulties of resettling Uighurs, Chinese Muslim prisoners who had been ordered freed by a federal judge.

Arrow's result clearly extends the scope of analysis beyond the traditional focus of welfare economics, and nicely illuminates the difficulties of democratic voting procedures such as the Condorcet paradox (consisting of the fact that majority rule may be intransitive).

It illuminates the difficulties that grassroots movements face when their leaders take office.

Results of this study also illuminate the difficulties obstetricians can encounter in clinical situations characterised by uncertainty.

(Quotes from people with OA in AC leaflet) The quotes illuminated the difficulties and trade offs that patients faced in real life.

Every article that illuminates the difficulty, prejudice and hostility that gay Americans face is welcomed.

"Bellevue" illuminates the difficulty of diagnosis and treatment with this elusive disease.

The heterogeny of "Robinson Crusoe" illuminates the difficulty, maybe even the absurdity, of talking about the "rise of the novel" and of identifying Defoe's work as the first individual of the species.