Sentence examples for in addition to the difficult from inspiring English sources

"However, the police have done an incredibly thorough job – in addition to the difficult forensic work with fire service teams – of cross-referencing everyone reported missing.

However history suggests that margin targets are usually nudged down through the year, and while the restructuring should help on costs, it could cause some business destabilisation, in addition to the difficult market backdrop cramping sales.

In addition to the difficult market conditions that have affected most banks, Nomura contends with a relatively low rating from Moody's Investors Service, and an acquisition of part of Lehman Brothers that has not turned out as hoped, The Journal notes.

Alternative quasi-phase-matched (QPM) ferroelectrics are hardly suited for cavity-enhanced operation due to their much larger UV absorption and associated photo-refractive and thermal lensing effects, in addition to the difficult fabrication of fine-pitch domain gratings for short UV coherence lengths.

In addition to the difficult relations with the Caribs, the British population was also sympathetic to the cause of colonial independence.

In addition to the difficult terrain, a further challenge is the internal conflict which itself has claimed more than 10,000 lives since the start of the Maoist-declared 'People's War' in 1996.

In addition to the anticipated difficult airway management, massive perioperative bleeding was similarly expected.

These women, in addition to the incredibly difficult work of overcoming the trauma of their past, are also struggling to care, provide and build a better future for their children.

The persistence of such evils in our sub-region imposes on us an even bigger challenge, in addition to the already-difficult development issues and the fight against poverty.

In addition to the long and difficult working hours in factories, you don't often have satisfying relations with people in the factories.

In addition to the problem of anticipated difficult intubation and difficult mask ventilation, several other factors may aggravate the scenario: the risk of regurgitation and aspiration, the potential C-spine injury, the patient who is starved for air and may already be hypoxemic, could also be uncontrollable and combative, and lack of experience of the primary care provider.