Sentence examples for response to the difficulty from inspiring English sources

It was a response to the difficulty she had in returning to work after taking time off to have children.

Indeed, the conversion trope itself is probably a response to the difficulty in depicting real lesbian relationships – they have to be couched in stereotypical terms for mainstream audiences to connect with.

As Mr Bhalla argues, PNs are a response to the difficulty of securing a licence to become a registered "foreign institutional investor", and to high taxes on capital gains.

The powerful advocacy of Catholicism that resonates in Gregory's Histories is, perhaps, a response to the difficulty of conversions of those like Clovis, who was not baptized until at least 15 years into his reign.

It is a natural response to the difficulty of true performance pay.

So one possible response to the difficulty here is simply to give up one half of the problem by denying that there are any future contingent events.

A new party, the Radical Civic Union, was formed in response to the difficulties of the 1890s.

Among other things, "The Mulberry Bush" is about how — no matter how much we try to stay in control — we can grow deranged and denatured in response to the difficulties of life.

Rather than obsessiveness being an odd quality possessed by eccentrics and geniuses, perhaps you could say it is a fairly ubiquitous response to the difficulties of being human – the key difference is whether it propels you to over-consume, to kill people who don't agree with you, or to shred your fingers clambering up rocks.

A recent homily, preached across the land, was devoted to persuading worshippers that the practice of self-immolation was not the best response to the difficulties of daily life.In the election on May 10th, which was duly won by the independence-era National Liberation Front (FLN), the turnout was put officially at 43%, though many Algerians think it was probably a lot smaller.

As a possible response to the difficulties above, naïve HD can be enriched by the use-novelty criterion (UN) instead.