Sentence examples for much difficulty it from inspiring English sources

Recorded in secret with much difficulty, it was played at the festival's launch and again during Asian Dub Foundation's opening Music of Resistance concert last Saturday.

We still read Conrad, Austen and Swift, a century or three later, without much difficulty; it's reasonable to assume that the usage nits of their times were more or less the ones we're still picking today.

In general, although it is usually possible to kill solid tumor cells with bortezomib upon continuous exposure in plastic dishes without too much difficulty, it can be much more challenging to do so in mice.

Dickey, 35, had one of the best knuckleballs of his career Friday, and as much difficulty as it caused the Orioles hitters, it was just as tricky for Barajas, especially with that old mitt.

The ball was returned smartly by Bobby Charlton and Tilkowski had so much difficulty punching it away from Hurst that he knocked himself out.

The patient will have much difficulty breathing; it will be painful and shallow.

"I respect very much the difficulty it is imposing on many of our exporters.

"We expect a lot of people won't believe it and some will have much difficulty in believing it," said Mr Martel, a Montreal Canadiens fan.

The blood clot can pass through the big vessels of the heart without much difficulty, but when it gets to the smaller vessels supplying the lungs it can cause a massive blockage, cutting off oxygen supply to the body: a pulmonary embolism.

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

She eventually returned, after much difficulty and realizing it was the wrong move.