Sentence examples for not much difficulty from inspiring English sources

There is not much difficulty in knowing what feels worthwhile.

Chilcot should not have much difficulty in deciding that.

No. 3 seed U.C.L.A. did not have much difficulty dispatching Kent State.

Even finding the initial stocks of nasty organisms does not present much difficulty.

In addition, they enjoyed it, did not experience much difficulty, and engaged in cooperative communication with one another.

The New England Patriots yesterday signed for two years a free-agent quarterback who is 36 years old and should not have much difficulty learning their system.

If Mr. Bloomberg signed the bill — and if it withstood potential court challenges — he would not face much difficulty in running as an independent.

The city fathers are well aware that unless the picture improves, those middle-class residents who are vacillating between rebuilding and moving out will not have much difficulty making up their minds.

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

Mothers did not find much difficulty in applying the solution.

ASHAs whose villages had proper roads and are located close to the national highway did not experience much difficulty in linking the community with the health services.