Sentence examples for protested the difficulty of from inspiring English sources

"We protested the difficulty of the standards at every step, but we were told that they couldn't be changed".

This had been the principal demand of the army, and the more the Rump protested the difficulty of the problem, the less patient the soldiers became.

When it was first performed, in London in 1945, some of the musicians involved in the premiere protested the difficulty of the music.

On Palm Sunday, the Israeli police arrested 15 Palestinians in Bethlehem who were protesting the difficulty of getting to Jerusalem because of a security closing.

Trump is such a syntactically upsetting speaker, in fact, that transcriptionists have begun to protest the new difficulty of their work.

Merck agreed, after some protests over the difficulty of achieving the requisite levels of purity, and began advertising its line of flüssige Kristalle soon afterward.

He stopped speaking to reporters several days ago after he was criticized for his role in protests over the difficulty of an earlier stage.

That plant never opened, because of widespread protests over environmental concerns and the difficulty of evacuation in case of a nuclear accident.

But it drew criticism, partly because of authoritarian Qatar's human rights record and the difficulty of organizing protests there on anything like the scale of those in Seattle.

The subsequent mess revealed the movement's internal incoherence and the difficulty of turning a protest movement into a governing coalition.The author argues that the debacle has been a long time a-coming.

"The difficulty of correlating,….