Sentence examples for realizing the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Realizing the difficulty of attracting donors to a place they could not see, the staff began offering visiting privileges.

Realizing the difficulty of snagging a Brougham, Ms. Jones turned to the Coupe de Ville, which she described as having a "very similar look without being almost impossible to find".

This finding is understood by realizing the difficulty of combining complex and poorly characterized genome-level data sources into TF target gene prediction.

Realizing the difficulty of changing a practice that dates back centuries, Dr Yousif says the first task is to work with communities to address the problem of FGM/C and build a general consensus to abandon it.

Elected officials, starting with Morsi, are scrambling to take control of the unwieldy helm of state and quickly realizing the difficulties ahead.

At the same time, realizing the difficulties of stopping downloading, Penn State's president, Graham B. Spanier, is hoping to try out a program this spring where the university would pay for the rights to music, and then allow students to download at will.

Ms. Choi's writing can be difficult until we realize the difficulty is a function of its virtuosity.

Mr. Crawley added, "If I had more building experience, I think I would have realized the difficulty of that".

The committee realizes the difficulty of enforcing current rules on such legacy samples.

At some point in everyone's lives, you realize the difficulty (and inefficiency) of getting your records faxed from a health care provider to an insurance company or another doctor.

However, as she tried to learn English herself, she realized the difficulty they faced and thus began to encourage her children to socialize with people no matter their language or race.