Sentence examples for know the difficulty from inspiring English sources

And they know the difficulty of crushing guerrilla forces after weathering various separatist insurgencies over the last two decades.

I know the difficulty of keeping sons off freshly seeded lawns, so turf may be your best bet.

Anyone with a mental health problem will know the difficulty of being believed when making a complaint, especially where it's your word against that of a professional.

As a writer for the past 34 years, I know the difficulty of balancing all sides in so controversial an episode.

We all know the difficulty of getting proper rehearsals for anything in this country; it is our eternal and most baffling problem.

But perhaps Barbette displayed the subtlest artistry of all, Cocteau thought, in the masterly close of his act — once again a model, in its meticulous attention to detail, for practitioners of any art form, who well know the difficulty of strengthening their effects through to the very end, of remaining constantly at high tension while unwinding.

"I know the difficulties of people.

European players know the difficulties well.

I know the difficulties of making a living from farming.

Germans and Poles know the difficulties and emotions involved.

To know there are good days and bad days, to know the difficulties and the achievements.