In the analysis of type of difficulty experienced, indeed, a higher percentage of rural respondents experienced difficulties related to availability compared to urban respondents or Torontonians.
It is indeed a matter of great difficulty to discover [cognoscere], and effectually to distinguish [actu discriminare], the true motions of particular bodies from the apparent; because the parts of that immovable space, in which those motions are performed, do by no means come under the observation of our senses [incurrent in sensus].
Should they face financial difficulty or indeed, a property bubble, they could very quickly be facing the effects of negative equity if they have to move.
The fact that an increased mortality due to malignant disease has been described among patients with breast implants [10] may indicate specific diagnostic difficulties, and indeed a decreased sensitivity of mammography in patients with silicone implants has been described [11].
Indeed, the difficulty of cohabitation between winner and loser is a side-effect of a broadly positive development in Georgia, where political power had never before been transferred peacefully and losers often vanished overnight.
Indeed, the difficulty that some unestablished novelists find in gaining a readership (which means the attention of a commercial publisher) has led them to take the copying machine as seriously as the printing press and to make the composition, mimeographing, binding, and distribution of a novel into a single cottage industry.
As it turns out, the horses indeed had difficulty negotiating the steep, snowy pass.
Indeed the difficulty of obtaining first editions of "Uncle" may owe as much to the popularity of Mr Blake's drawings as to the writing.
Indeed, the difficulty of receiving paper journals promptly from the United States and other Western countries makes the Los Alamos archive indispensable for scientists in Iran, said Dr. Farhad Ardalan, head of the physics department at the Institute for Theoretical Physics and Mathematics and a professor at Sharif University, both in Tehran.
Indeed, the difficulty he found in extricating himself from the relationship had as much to do with its monetary as with its sexual arrangements, and he didn't really feel free of it until his mother had paid Ida what he owed her.
