Sentence examples for that a difficulty from inspiring English sources
Russell has said that a difficulty of working with Scott-Heron was that sometimes he wouldn't show up.
But Obama must now defeat an especially virulent form of magical thinking, entrenched on Capitol Hill and elsewhere: that a difficulty delayed is a difficulty allayed.
I wrote a long way into the book very aware that a difficulty was looming, as it does with any linear narrative of a life that simply takes one thing after another.
Karen Greenberg, the executive director of the Center on Law and Security, said that a difficulty with recalibrating what was formerly called the "war on terror" — a term that Obama has shunned — is that any change is seen as "a slap in the face of all that Bush did".
Alternatively, others have argued that a difficulty to disengage attention from threat is the aspect of attention [45] that is likely to be biased in anxiety and worry [24], [46] [48].
"And that is a difficulty that is making it more complicated, because we don't know either.
The best way to get good at this song is generally to start at a difficulty that allows you to get through the whole song consistently (even if that difficulty is easy).
"That's a difficulty they'll have to work through.
"That's a difficulty," he said.
That presented a difficulty of sorts, because emotional journeys in film, no matter how profound, have to be charted to be believed.
