Sentence examples for sea of difficulties from inspiring English sources
Gardner quotes the sculptor John Quincy Adams Ward as advising the trustees around 1900 that "if the term modern art means to include any art later than the Renaissance you would be getting into a sea of difficulties where there would be danger of disaster".
The "Shipping Gazette and Lloyd's List" says: "So far as liners are concerned it is in the Straits of Messina and in the southern section of the Red Sea that difficulties are to be feared".
Law enforcement authorities in the United States said the shift demonstrated the resolve of smugglers to exploit the vastness of the sea, the difficulty in monitoring it, and the desperation of migrants willing to risk crossing it.
Al-Marri's case is only one though among a sea of others wrought with procedural and ethical difficulties.
The commission has previously stopped short of pushing for such draconian measures in such a wide area of sea because of the political difficulty of placing a ban on fishing such a key species.
To the east stretched a vast, swampy delta called the Sea of Mud, which could be traversed only with extreme difficulty.
Then, even as he was acknowledging economic difficulties, he pointedly reminded the audience that in a sea of young sharks, the United States was still the whale.
Brigades would initially be deployed by sea because of the difficulty of moving over roads and bridges damaged by Israeli shelling during the 34-day war.
