Sentence examples for later the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Rev. Huber admitted later the difficulty of maintaining his composure and later told the Dallas Times Herald that administering last rites to President Kennedy could only be compared to two other occasions – when he administered them to his father and his mother.

As William Shakespeare (1564 1616) later put the difficulty: "What's in a name?

He met Des Browne in person for the first time two days after becoming CGS and later acknowledged the difficulties faced by defence secretaries in the little time they have to prepare for the role.

The fact that these effects disappeared later, emphasizes the difficulties of long-term disease management in these settings.

The lines of bronze daggers have been noted in rock daggers of a later date, despite the difficulty of imitating a metal object in stone.

So I can speak to the usefulness of establishing groundwork for later mastery, and the difficulty of doing it late in life.

Tell us! (Joss later spoke about the difficulty of not being able to necessarily kill any of the main characters off: "Ultimately, the answer is always what's at stake has to be more than their lives. It has to be something bigger externally and smaller internally like they have to be going through an internal struggle that matches what they are facing on the outside").

But nearly 17 years later, the degree of difficulty for such procedures remains so high that Dr. Scheinin and his team are among the very few willing to attempt them.

Later, he talked about the difficulty of relaxing after hectic hours of campaigning.

Later the author shows how the difficulty underlies Hume's later worries about his theory of personal identity, in a new reading motivated by Hume's important appeals to consciousness.

Later, Mr. Polenzani acknowledged the difficulty of incorporating Ms. Taymor's sense of movement.