Sentence examples for saying the difficulty from inspiring English sources

He has converted his vineyards to organic agriculture, something that many other producers in the region have dismissed, saying the difficulty of working the terraces makes it impractical.

The former Virginia governor made the announcement in a Facebook post saying "the difficulty of the debate structure combined with the national media coverage of the [other] candidates made it impossible for him to continue".

But some Republicans disputed that analogy, saying the difficulty Mr. Obama faces getting traction in public opinion polls reflects the country's reservations about this relative newcomer to national politics — both because he has little experience in national security but also, inevitably, because of his race.

One disability rights campaigner says: "The difficulty was that the Bubb review was not legally focused".

Ideas were 10 a penny, he said; the difficulty was talking other people into them.

Mr. Bedol said the difficulty of reaching consumers with marketing messages made the format of "Nike Training Camp" compelling.

Walmsley, who is also a scientific adviser to the British Dental Association, said: "The difficulty is trying to get good evidence.

Editors at some newspapers outside New York and Washington said the difficulty of parsing such statements contributed partly to their restraint.

Many trust chairs and chief executives now say the difficulty in recruiting personnel is as onerous as balancing their books.

When Louise Mensch resigned her Corby seat, she said the difficulty of maintaining a family life was her reason.

Col. Carson Dunbar, the state police superintendent, said the difficulty of rooting out racial profilers was in "proving intent" -- understanding what was motivating the trooper.