Sentence examples for of extreme difficulty from inspiring English sources
Europe's humanitarian crisis is unlike anything experienced in 60 years, with 120 million people enduring conditions of extreme difficulty, according to the Red Cross.
The situation of "extreme difficulty" described this week by the prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, has at its root the flats that the banks accumulated when people started defaulting on their mortgages.
But when Sitwell turns to examine the texture of her own poems (as most such defences modestly do not), her claims for them as "virtuoso exercises in techniques of extreme difficulty" seem more likely to impress Monroe than Leavis.
We use the term apparently undifferentiated advisedly, since, as has been often pointed out, it is sometimes a matter of extreme difficulty to know whether, when dealing with the infinitely simple, we are not really dealing with the infinitely complex.
I was also surprised by his mention in his program note of extreme difficulty and "labyrinthial textures," for his piece seemed to me remarkably easy to make out, if at the same time quite unusual in tone.
According to sources of un-questionable authority, it is foolish to hide the fact that the Turkish Government is facing a situation of extreme difficulty in all its Asiatic provinces.
Indeed, much work is still ahead in civil and human rights, but Zaytuna College's success reflects a positive development for the American Muslim community at a time of extreme difficulties.
He talked of extreme difficulties recovering from the genocidal era of the "Pol Pot-Ieng Sary Clique". He condemned America for making the process of recovery in Cambodia more difficult.
No studies have reported the impact of gestational BPA exposure on uterine morphology in women because of the extreme difficulty of monitoring adult outcomes of prenatal exposure to BPA; however, animal studies suggest that gestational BPA exposure perturbs gross morphology of the uterus in the adult (see Supplemental Material, Table S3).
In view of the extreme difficulty of decarboxylating derivatives of orotic acid (6caU), it seemed desirable to establish the rates of decarboxylation of 5caC and 5caU in the absence of a catalyst.
Because of the extreme difficulty of the competition, several stages of preparation are needed.
