Sentence examples for over difficulty from inspiring English sources

One is the withdrawal of Norplant, a contraceptive implant, after lawsuits over difficulty in removing it.

Like his country's tortuous route to liberation, Mangar Makur Chuot's path to the Olympics has been a triumph of will over difficulty and disappointment.

The debate is a canned one, of course, but it lets all parties make their favorite points, and everyone is therefore happy to argue over "difficulty" at the drop of a hat.

Of those aged 80 and over, difficulties with access due to transport accounted for 25% of the respondents' reports that they had not had their eyes checked.

The clever idea of Sir Alec Issigonis, the Mini's designer, was to make small wheels but to pump them up harder to get over difficulties with the suspension.

Although science lay behind the early expeditions of which Fuchs was a member, experience and triumph over difficulties - both physical and intellectual - were of greater importance to him.

Agents in Arizona had used similar tactics in four cases dating back to 2006, apparently in part because of frustration over difficulties with charging gun cases.

Benjamin Franklin, in 1751, in his pamphlet "Idea of the English School," said, "Each boy should have an English dictionary to help him over difficulties".

It clearly seeks to inspire, smoothing over difficulties, full of passionate indignation on behalf of women, ending with a roll call of the years in which they won the vote.

Another blogger expressed unhappiness over difficulties in using Google for scientific research work because of the strict censorship in place.

Instead, he treats Aristotle's philosophy as a unitary whole and tries to systematize it by forging together different trains of thought, and smoothing over difficulties.