Sentence examples for much a difficulty from inspiring English sources

Mr Taylor argues that the task of holding together the ideal, the passionate and everyday life is as much a difficulty for post-Enlightenment secularists as it is for Christians.Mr Taylor's field of study is the Christian West, broadly speaking Europe and North America and that is more than enough to fill his pages.

Doing, as you put it, "so much" was not a difficulty for me.

A female who becomes a nomad has much greater difficulty joining a new pride, as the females in a pride are related, and they reject most attempts by an unrelated female to join their family group.

I think there's a much deeper difficulty people have, though, which is that they aren't sure that it's actually the right thing to care about strangers so much.

However, the perceived popularity of difficult video games in North America caused Tecmo to release the game for the NES with a much higher difficulty level than the Japanese version.

As much a story about the difficulty of personal relationships as it was a crime thriller".

And people have much more difficulty accepting a gap in age when the older member of the couple is female.

Previous research (Novick and Catley 2007) has found that college students have much greater difficulty understanding a cladogram's hierarchical structure when it is depicted in the ladder format.

As a result, in the future they may have much more difficulty in finding a job or getting married.

However, staff that work in cubicles have much more difficulty carving out a time and place to pump".

The construct validity of the PIPP was assessed using the Thai version of the EQ5D, which measures how much difficulty a person has in relation to various domains.