Sentence examples for interviewed the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Legal issues about which students may be photographed, filmed or interviewed, the difficulty of getting parental permissions and the possibility of embarrassment to principals and administrators often keeps the doors closed.

Of those interviewed, the difficulty of coordinating or implementing a national evaluation process was raised (6/16), including by four of the participants who were supportive of new standards, e.g.: We live in a country where healthcare is the provincial jurisdiction.

Of those 46 participants who fulfilled the course, 14 were not interviewed, the majority because of difficulties finding time with a tight work or study schedule.

Snoop Dogg highlights, in this interview, the difficulty of undertaking such a project: Miles didn't worry about what people or critics thought of him, he just played his music and kept on developing.

Most of the migrants interviewed had difficulty in accessing the Internet by computer.

Awaiting his turn, he watched his colleagues emerge from their interviews bemoaning the difficulty of the technical questions.

However, a note on the version released for press previews – "final programmes will include Obama interview" – indicates the difficulty of getting to talk to the best-protected person in the world.

No wonder Flora Robson was ordered by her handlers to hint in interviews at the difficulty of going to the bathroom in her tightly sewn costumes, when filming Fire Over England in 1937.

Even as he expressed what appeared to be obligatory optimism that the Democrats would take back the House, Mr. Gephardt dwelled in an interview on the difficulty of recruiting potent candidates and seasoned campaign managers, and on how Republicans and "special interests" were outspending Democrats this year.

This was not always welcomed by staff, who commented in in-depth interviews on the difficulty of being monitored by untrained community workers.

Most managers showed that they knew about the importance of separating function from person in their job, but the results from the analysis of the in-depth interviews highlight the difficulty doing just that when under intense media hit.