Sentence examples for once the difficulty from inspiring English sources

But the process of transformation, here yoked to the image of the Aztec god Xipe, who wears a tunic of human skin, is halting, tentative, feinting — as though enacting at once the difficulty of grieving and the difficulty of writing a poem about grieving.

We amended our target to 270 participants once the difficulty of identifying patients with acute steroid-resistant UC became clear early in recruitment.

Once again, the difficulty is in reconciling the contradictions.

The memoirist and poet Mary Karr, who has traded whiskey for Jesus, once described the difficulty of talking nonironically about faith to a secular audience.

But Mr Hollande, doubtless emboldened by his earlier success in Mali, underestimated the strength of the force needed to make a difference and, once there, the difficulty of leaving.

The contradictory statements and sudden round of finger-pointing seemed to underscore once again the difficulty of obtaining reliable information — and making educated guesses — about one of the world's most closed societies.

Once again, the difficulty of quantum theory is that there is an apparent contradiction between the fact that the quantity q of the system assumes an observed value in the measurement, while the composite S+O system still has to be considered in a superposition state, if we want to properly predict the outcome of measurements on the S+O system.

In this sense, to highlight once again the difficulty of defining species, if one adopted the same criteria as are often applied to animal or plant species in the wild, one could conclude that speciation has already started occurring in humans.

He fails to mention even once the enormous difficulties occupation puts in front of Palestinian education.

Studies show that refugees could be economically advantageous for wealthy nations once the preliminary difficulties of resettlement are overcome and they are allowed join the labor force and contribute to society. .

The arguments over Mr. de Maiziere have illustrated once again the difficulties of the eastern and western parts of the country in understanding each other.