Sentence examples for speaking the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Computationally speaking, the difficulty is to combine high performance computing with the need to couple various codes or solvers, each representing a different scale or a different physical process.

"This is a very tough state," Mr. Menendez said, speaking of the difficulty in attracting free media attention.

(Government official, Mozambique) Community acceptability loomed large in the arguments, with both camps speaking of the difficulty in gaining community acceptance of their own favoured policy, but tending to emphasize more the difficulty with the other.

Miliband moved to show that he understood voters' concerns about immigration when he spoke of the difficulty of care workers who do not speak fluent English.

He spoke of the difficulty of playing the Ziegfeld, which is too large for straight play.

But it speaks to the difficulty libertarians have in getting their ideas taken seriously.

With elegance and wit, they also speak to the difficulty of maintaining such relationships".

He spoke of the difficulty of running two wars at once — the war on poverty and the war in Vietnam.

He spoke about the difficulty of adjusting to life as a blind man after being attacked by Moat on July 4 2010.

Another Charlie Hebdo cartoonist, Julien Berjeaut, or Jul, once spoke to the difficulty of making fun of Islam in France.

One supporter, Hermawan Sulistyo, said the president was in tears as he spoke of the difficulty of his position.