Sentence examples for imagined difficulties from inspiring English sources

Another of Mr. Wolper's productions, "The Hellstrom Chronicle" (1971), a film concerned with mankind's real and imagined difficulties with insects, won an Academy Award.

Two South Asian patients said that while they could read the invitation and leaflet, they could imagine difficulties for patients from their mothers' generation.

We can imagine difficulties arising during microarray analysis of tissue when there are varying levels of tumor cells versus normal and stromal cells.

When I first encountered the history of women's suffrage and the long struggle in my country for women's rights, I imagined the difficulties in those first decades of the 20th century that my own mother faced, not only in finding work in her profession but raised in a society where the right to vote was decided on gender.

Many times I have imagined the difficulty low-income parents must encounter when trying to feed a larger family.

You can imagine the difficulties we encountered.

One can imagine the difficulties that could emerge in recruiting and keeping talented employees.

And if life on the economic bubble is hard, they can only imagine the difficulties for half a city below.

Many of our special-need children come from homes where there is a parent with a learning disability -- imagine the difficulties that family experiences.

Then imagine the difficulties of defending it against the obvious criticisms in an era before mathematically rigorous physics: why are we not flung from the Earth if it spins round so fast?

Just imagine the difficulties of teaching an entire populace to read and write anew.I might also add that Canada is also consistently ranked near the top in education tests, along with Finland and South Korea.