Sentence examples for many difficulties of from inspiring English sources

Their move into gold underscores the many difficulties of ending Colombia's devilishly complex four-decade war.

As Mr Lamfalussy observes, "it is when you come to implementation that many difficulties of principle resurface".

Correction to this articleTHIS has been Rupert Murdoch week in New York, which has only added to the many difficulties of Arthur Sulzberger junior.

Judy Brewton Stamford We Need Better Allies in the Teardown Wars To the Editor: Re "Saving History From the Wreckers" (editorial, Oct. 21): As someone who has fought the teardown wars in Greenwich alongside dedicated others who treasure our enclaves of history, I know the many difficulties of forming local historic districts.

Curious and always willing to help, Paddington enriches their lives as he comes to terms with the many difficulties of living in Notting Hill after a life spent in deepest, darkest Peru. 2. James Trotter from James and the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl Like many refugee heroes, James is a dreamer who nevertheless possesses huge amounts of resourcefulness and determination.

"On top of that, there are many difficulties of just living in Syria.

Mzimba's terrain presents many difficulties to providers of different services and products.

"There are many difficulties — first of all, to know exactly what is sustainable".

"We mustn't be too pessimistic," Mr. Ashkenazy said of the many difficulties still ahead of him and the orchestra.

Despite many difficulties, the initiation of development projects created a real sense of hope among the population.

In brief, our story of a field research experience in rural South Africa is one of many difficulties, but also, we believe, of overall success.