Sentence examples for of its difficulty from inspiring English sources

MacLaurin explains that Tomb of Horrors is a classic not because of its difficulty, but because it was the first module that did not involve killing large amounts of monsters; it was a "collection of puzzles and maps".

It is easy to say they make being young look like hard work, but wasn't it always hard work, even if the medium of its difficulty was different?

But Mr. bin Laden rejected the plan, the report said, because of its difficulty.

Given the music's heft, to say nothing of its difficulty, this is difficult to imagine.

Gene editing has not evolved faster towards clinical application because of its difficulty in implementation.

The work, again widely acclaimed, has also received limited performances, not because of its scale, but because of its difficulty.

We begin by investigating the benefits the EU has brought to 500 million people; later we examine the national leaders labouring to steer it out of its difficulties.

Before Christmas, Lord James told the British parliament that a mysterious group called Foundation X was prepared to lend Britain £22bn to get it out of its difficulties.

Oxford also acknowledged that its problems with its computer system, which it has maintained is at the heart of its difficulties, are far from over.

Much of its difficulties resulted from Brazilian devaluation in 1999, which made it more expensive to service debt denominated in dollars.

But blaming business for all of its difficulties?