Sentence examples for of particular difficulty from inspiring English sources

A problem of particular difficulty and importance is posed by the Greek New Testament.

And it explains, in brief, five areas of particular difficulty that the two diplomats would have to address in some fashion.

Of particular difficulty are those fractures involving the articular surface.

Coke was appointed in a time of particular difficulty; besides famine and the conflict with Spain, war had recently broken out in Ireland.

Specific dimensions; include compliance to fluid restrictions; compliance regarding potassium and phosphate restrictions, compliance regarding self-care; compliance regarding sodium intake; and compliance in times of particular difficulty.

It is of particular difficulty in severely disrupted states where governance is weak and intra-state conflict can be the status quo.

However, mental health experts warned that a complex set of issues combine around middle age, which could lead to the development of particular difficulties.

"This is what a sensible commonwealth government does in recognition of particular difficulties that individual states might from time to time find themselves in," he said.

Most previous studies involve observations at a single time point, or cross sectional designs, and longitudinal evidence of the developmental trajectories of particular difficulties is limited.

Detailed analysis of student attempts to 'cloze' the passage has yielded specific suggestions of particular difficulties.

The collection and description of normative data within specific populations is important as differing means are possible both as a consequence of actual differences in the prevalence of particular difficulties between different populations and as a result of cultural biases and expectations as to what is "normal" on the part of raters with differing backgrounds and experiences.