Sentence examples for proves the difficulty of from inspiring English sources

"Macarthur's stance proves the difficulty of completing a takeover with large existing shareholders to contend with," Tim Schroeders, a money manager with Pengana Capital in Melbourne, told Bloomberg News.

Anderson Cooper's daytime talk show will not be returning for a third season – proving the difficulty of claiming the daytime chat spot ratings once owned by Oprah Winfrey.

Since then the clip has been viewed upwards of 700,000 times, proving the difficulty of trying to hush up bad publicity on the web.

Gilad et al. [ 34] showed that ionizing radiation inhibited cell growth in the 6 patients who were included in the study, proving the difficulty of cell growth in patients with the syndrome.

Galegher and Kraut (1994) studied contingency theory to prove the difficulties of computer-based communication in order to reach complex collaborative work.

For another, events of recent years have repeatedly proven the political difficulty of overhauling benefit programs.

And it was from near modern-day Kadesh Barnea, a small village by Israel's southern border with Egypt, that on Monday another event proved the enduring difficulty of ruling this land.

Biochemical analyses to directly show that hyperphosphorylated Dsh is specifically ubiquitylated have not proved feasible given the difficulty of obtaining large quantities of tissue of the relevant stage and the small proportion of cellular Dsh that is likely to be modified at any particular time.

Stanley L. Cohen, a lawyer for Mr. Alessa, said the case would have been "almost impossible" to win at trial because of a low legal threshold to prove conspiracy, and the difficulty of arguing terrorism cases.

A combination of technological change, globalisation, live TV coverage of even the most obscure sporting events, the ability to bet on a wide range of markets, the ease with which evidence can be destroyed and the difficulty of proving intent have made grappling with the problem akin to juggling jelly.

The difficulty of proving its efficacy is clearly one of the biggest stumbling blocks.