Sentence examples for making such difficulty from inspiring English sources

His gift lies in making such difficulty momentarily understood.

The Leipzig book trade, fearing that publication of Johann Heinrich Zedler's huge Grosses vollständiges Universal-Lexikon (1732 50; "Great Complete Universal Lexicon") might put them out of business, made such difficulties that Zedler thought it best to issue his work in Halle.

While progress in conventional wars can be measured by the amount of enemy territory captured or the number of cities liberated, the American military has had greater difficulty making such assessments in guerrilla conflicts like Iraq.

Justice Sotomayor rejected that approach, saying that "our nation's overburdened immigration courts" would have difficulty making such determinations based on stale or missing evidence presented by immigrants who may be in detention and have no right to a lawyer.

Although we did not identify any study about the difficulties with making such a decision, we had noted difficulties in the course of our clinical practice and when speaking to colleagues.

Perhaps it is the difficulty of making such assumptions that sets this event apart from other major events.

It was well known that she favored intervention, but she was frank about the difficulty in making such decisions.

A major difficulty in making such gadgets is designing the battery, which is often the biggest part of the device and contains materials that may be harmful.

Due to the difficulty of making such a test case, the best order of test cases is investigated.

The difficulty of making such distinctions, and concerns over the potential negative consequences of market intervention, have led independent system operators and FERC to adopt a cautious approach.

Viewing scientific research as a combinatorial process, we measure novelty in science by examining whether a published paper makes first-time-ever combinations of referenced journals, taking into account the difficulty of making such combinations.