Sentence examples for intense difficulties from inspiring English sources

Parent firm Circle Holdings' expected introduction to the Alternative Investment Market on Thursday will refocus concern over the involvement of the private sector in the NHS in the wake of the intense difficulties besetting Southern Cross Healthcare.

Nothing in the cases of this Court supports this wholly ambiguous standard; the Court until now, has, in recognition of the intense difficulties so wide a rule might create for the orderly adjudication of constitutional issues, limited the situations in which state statutes may be challenged on their face.

They reflect at least in part a growing sense of confidence because of shifts in the Middle East in recent months, especially the Hamas victory in Palestinian elections, political paralysis in Lebanon and the intense difficulties facing the United States in trying to stabilize Iraq and stymie Iran's drive toward nuclear power.

When I first entered the field and was applying for teaching jobs across the country, I confidently answered application questions about how I cope with intense difficulties and setbacks.

Khakpour both embodies this figure admiring her terminally ill aunt, who Khakpour describes as the "vaguely tragic and uncontainable and iconoclastic"—and bucks against it through writing about the intense difficulties of fighting for treatment.

I have heard artists in their 30s and 40s speak of the intense difficulty of getting new ideas accepted by galleries or potential buyers.

Set in feudal Japan, its strange majesty and intense difficulty made it well worth tracking down, especially for those unafraid of a challenge.

This observation, experts say, may explain the intense difficulty addicts have staying clean, as the ordinary rewards of daily life may have little effect on the recovering brain.

He is at his glorious best in We Found a Hat, which, with a minimum of words and the sparest of pictures, wittily captures the intense difficulty of sharing.

The intense difficulty for parents is often that a gender has to be chosen very quickly so that the new child can be registered with the authorities, the BBC's Steve Evans in Berlin reports.

And it illustrates the intense difficulty that Clinton will face in campaigning against him as the Democratic primary heats up.