Sentence examples for stressed the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Your April 28 front-page article about the "tyranny of digital gizmos" stressed the difficulty in getting digitally controlled home appliances to work properly.

But inspectors stressed the difficulty for local authorities in keeping tabs on all children who were not being taught in school.

UN officials have repeatedly stressed the difficulty of operating in Sudan, where cooperation with an intransigent government in Khartoum — itself a major party to the conflict — is unavoidable.

In his speeches and public writings, Oppenheimer continually stressed the difficulty of managing the power of knowledge in a world in which the freedom of science to exchange ideas was more and more hobbled by political concerns.

They stressed the difficulty of the treatments, but also their length and the integration with general medical care.

Previous studies have stressed the difficulty of delivering inhaled medications to infants and it has been suggested that sleep may provide a non-threatening opportunity for aerosol administration to them.

Before the match Strachan had stressed the difficulties attached to altering tactical systems for the second game of a double header.

At the LSE, Lew stressed the difficulties Tsipras would face in selling any concessions to its creditors to the Greek public.

And he stressed the difficulties of pursuing a lengthy study by an independent committee for evaluating whether the tour could make its own rule to remove the language allowing the use of the pre-1990 clubs.

Levein stressed the difficulties faced by himself and opposite number Coleman as international bosses but says he is still relishing being at the Scotland helm.

But Roy stressed the difficulties of handling these students.