Sentence examples for sense difficulties from inspiring English sources

We begin to sense difficulties, too, not just in her marriage but in the lives of others.

But investors, while satisfied, sense difficulty ahead.

Ageing is associated with recognised physical and mental changes including reductions in aerobic power, muscular strength and endurance, reaction speed, acuity of special senses, difficulties with thermoregulation, sleep disturbances and concerns about increased risk of chronic illness [ 5- 8].

In a sense the difficulties experienced in setting up a focus group with cancer patients are similar to the difficulties experienced by cancer patients in forward planning social events.

Gregory recognises, as one of the show's producers, that television will "do something different from the novel", but you sense these difficulties would not have arisen in her meticulously researched fiction.

They too have multiple representations, and in some sense the difficulties are even worse.

But it has a certain sense of difficulty to it.

"Agon" here recaptures its old sense of difficulty, risk, experimentation.

Mr. Bloomberg, sensing potential difficulties for Mr. Green, moved last night to try to undercut his support among Mr. Ferrer's voters.

It communicates a sense of difficulty and frustration, and also the kind of elation that comes from being absorbed in a heroic communal task.

Deere, Case and Ford are all coming out with tractors that electronically sense the difficulty of the terrain and the task, and transmit this information to a computer that makes the necessary adjustments.