Sentence examples for take the difficulty from inspiring English sources
He had a vision -- that the American golfer would pay almost anything for a high-tech gadget that seemed to take the difficulty out of golf, and that offered at least the illusion of instant betterment -- and he hired others to help him realize it.
So some take the difficulty for Humean Supervenience to be a reason for adopting endurantism.
However, other options are open, including some that take the difficulty at face value from a mereological standpoint (see e.g. Bigelow and Pargetter 1989, Hawley 2010, Mormann 2010, Bader 2013, and Forrest 2013; see also D. Smith 2009: §4, K. Bennett 2013, Fisher 2013, and Cotnoir 2013b: §4, 2015b for explicit discussion of the idea of being part-related "many times over").
We propose that we don't try to make anything simple, or take the difficulty of practice and learning out of the equation, we try to focus on these rewarding experiences and making it easier for people to keep going".
Constine has had a play with Oblong's technology and discussed how you interact with the interfaces with simple movements, taking the difficulty out of consumer computing.
Companies like Five Four Club and Trunk Club are taking the difficulty out of discovery by making personal styling a painless and fun exercise in exploration, expertise, and a bit of surprise.
The army press office was equally unaccommodating, although Gary Hill, the deputy press officer, did take the trouble to explain the difficulty with what I was requesting.
We present a management system which takes the difficulties mentioned above into account by supporting the coordination of dynamic design processes.
This paper reports the actions taken, the difficulties encountered and the preliminary results of a Dairy Goat Breeding Plan started in 2005 by EMBRAPA Goats and Sheep, the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food and the Association of Goats and Sheep Breeders of Minas Gerais States.
All of us would take the limitations and difficulties of "the cage" if Zach was still with us.
TradeFortress, who is Australian, told the Canberra Times that he won't be reporting the incident to the police because of the "extremely limited actions" they could take, given the difficulty of tracing the currency.
