Sentence examples for much difficulty and from inspiring English sources

Greenshield's pass wasn't quite perfect but the full back should have taken that without much difficulty and run it in.

She walked several miles to the scene of battle, found her uncle after much difficulty, and learned that he was mortally wounded.

A representative solved the dialogue box problem without too much difficulty and assured me that the mysterious disappearing application was caused by a software bug that WorldSpy was attempting to fix.

He suppressed his feelings without too much difficulty and never again considered marriage, stating that he had no wish to beget children "who would be tutored by a proletarian".

John and I went through so much difficulty and when that was happening we said: 'OK, let's just ignore it.' I don't think the other Beatles had to go through that much, really – John was the one who was taking it all.

Lonergan recalls, "I cut a hundred pages out of it without turning a hair, and then I cut another hundred pages of it without much difficulty, and then I stopped, because I wasn't sure if I was making cuts that were good, or because I was trying to get it to a normal length.

This indicates that these subjects do not demonstrate much difficulties and are functioning on high-level ability.

The investment in fuel cells is a gutsy move for General Motors, a company that has had much difficulty designing and engineering conventional cars and trucks.

Over a very extended period of time involving a number of totally unrelated cases and individuals, the Respondent has demonstrated a pattern of conduct to strike out harshly, extensively, repeatedly and willfully to simply try to bring as much difficulty, distraction and anguish to those he considers in opposition to his causes.

In consequence, deaf people have much difficulty communicating and accessing information.

Frakes said he did not have much difficulty directing and acting at the same time, having done so on the television series.