Sentence examples for of the same difficult from inspiring English sources

It is known that PPA is only convergent and it was also pointed in [17] that it is often impractical since, in many cases, to solve the fixed point problem exactly is either impossible or of the same difficult as the original zero point problem.

But once the money is spent, we will still face many of the same difficult issues, such as chronic unemployment, depleted household equity, and tightened credit markets.

The film cuts between video sequences shot by Mr. Strom as he made his way to Birobidzhan on the Trans-Siberian Railway and clips from a 1936 propaganda feature, "Seekers of Happiness," which followed a group of happy, singing Jews on the same difficult trip.

Norman appears within reach of managing the same difficult transition with Wawrinka, 28, who has long played in the shadow of his Swiss compatriot Federer.

The plainness of this prose has the same difficult scrupulousness as the most baroque good style; both are poles apart from the slapdash notation of a lazy shorthand.

This month's column presents the stories of two scientists caught in the same difficult scenario--looking for a job while being a parent at the same time.

XO Sam Kendal Scott Speedmann) finds himself suddenly in charge of the submarine and facing the same difficult decision.

"We are all citizens of Bosnia and we all have the same difficult lives here," organiser Aleksandar Zolja, president of the non-governmental organisation Helsinki Citizens Assemblyy, told the rally.

The natural gas industry is toeing the same difficult line, boasting of its explosive growth while warning of the dangers to come.

But the confluence of the diagnosis and the state's election calendar could force Mr. Giuliani to make some pivotal decisions about his Senate candidacy rapidly, and over roughly the same difficult period of time.

They are going through the same difficult process of adjustment as heavy industry went through in the 1980s, when the government decided that enough taxpayers' money had gone down that particular drain.