Sentence examples for points out the difficulty of from inspiring English sources

Your article about children's diet and weight properly points out the difficulty of figuring out what children should eat, and getting them to eat it.

"U.S. Study Pinpoints Near-Misses by Allies in Fathoming the Unfolding Holocaust" (news article, July 31) points out the difficulty of defining with certainty what American forces might or might not have been able to do to stop the murder of Europe's Jews in 1943.

The formation of the 1,4-naphthoquinone also points out the difficulty of breaking the aromatic structure.

"This points out the difficulty of keeping information current.

The photo scandal also points out the difficulty of spinning bad news.

The Law and Real Estate column correctly points out the difficulty of reconciling problems of probate attendant with community property and the tax cost attendant with joint tenancy property.

Examining each technology carefully and thoroughly — wind, solar, biofuels, nuclear — he points out the difficulties of expanding their reach beyond a niche market.

But pointing out the difficulty of the problem is not a strategy.

Many Atkins dieters point out the difficulty of adhering to the strict prohibitions.

Bach-y-Rita's colleagues scoffed when he settled on the tongue, pointing out the difficulty of making the device work in a wet environment.

At one point, a worker using a blower at Broadway and 46th Street, pointed out the difficulty of cleaning confetti while trying to direct it into piles.