Sentence examples for illustrated how difficult from inspiring English sources

Shoaib and Shafiq illustrated how difficult life can be for bowlers on this pitch once batsmen get set.

But Compton's ordeal illustrated how difficult claiming that power can be and how bitter the battles can become.

The strident responses from both camps illustrated how difficult it will be to move forward with even the first phase of the international peace plan, known as the road map.

The intense debate illustrated how difficult it would be for Israelis and Palestinians to move forward with the road map, with hard-liners on both sides seeking to undermine it.

Seth Semilof, a former broker and publisher of the lifestyle magazine Haute Living, said that financial problems illustrated how difficult it had become to sell some projects even in desirable beachfront locations with brand-name architects and designers.

Johnson's situation again put under a microscope the larger issue of steroid use in the N.F.L. and illustrated how difficult a job pro football has in catching players who use performance-enhancing drugs.

The failed bids in Britain and the Netherlands illustrate how difficult executing that strategy is going to be.

The Justice Department memorandums released last week illustrate how difficult it can be to assess claims of effectiveness.

I think this case will illustrate how difficult it is for rights holders to protect their products against clones".

The efforts of Lagrange, Vandermonde, and Waring illustrate how difficult it was to develop new concepts in algebra.

A study in Kenya illustrates how difficult getting people to use a seemingly basic intervention like Sprinkles can be.