Sentence examples for put the difficulty from inspiring English sources

As William Shakespeare (1564 1616) later put the difficulty: "What's in a name?

Asked to put the difficulty of winning the Triple Crown in perspective, he said, "Each race is like climbing Mount Everest".

A way to put the difficulty is as follows: a loud sinusoid heard at a distance is still a loud sinusoid; but the corresponding sound waves decrease in amplitude.

In addition to the warm fuzzies the stories will hopefully provide, starting conversations off in the positive might temper the venting and put the difficulty in a new light.

A Business Department spokesman said: "The Secretary of State requested the meeting to put the difficulties felt by the steel industry both at home in the UK and across the continent high up on the European agenda".

A.D. Woozley puts the difficulty of doing this succinctly: "…it is scarcely credible both that Locke should be able to see and state so clearly the fundamental objection to the picture-original theory of sense perception, and that he should have held the same theory himself".

Shot on location in New Mexico, the sheer rock walls of the Santa Cristo range stand in for Afghanistan, putting the difficulty and the danger in sharp relief.

Some highlights: On a scale of 1 to 10, he puts the difficulty of building the automated room at 4, the cost at 6 and the time at 6.

Mr. Luisi's withdrawal has put the Rome Opera in "difficulty," as well as the opera in Genoa, the Muskverein in Vienna and the San Francisco Symphony, the house added pointedly.

He's young and he commits big mistakes that can put the team in difficulty" The 48-year-old recently admitted he would have been frustrated with Balotelli if the two had played together.

He's young and he commits big mistakes that can put the team in difficulty, but I still think he has great talent and I hope he will be a City player next season.