Sentence examples for the added difficulty from inspiring English sources

Then there's the added difficulty of who to tell.

There is also the added difficulty of handling and replacing radioactive material.

A decade later, Mr Bridge appeared, reflecting the added difficulty of approaching a character far more withdrawn than his wife.

In France, the response to the added difficulty is to give single mothers preferential access to excellent day care.

He has twin audiences to convince and the added difficulty that minds, particularly those of the supporters, already seem to be made up.

In addition to this dilemma for Americans to understand the way the world really works, and the way that policy-makers actually make policy, there is the added difficulty that we're doing this in a democracy.

For these reasons and the added difficulties of dragging extra weight, having additional tasks, raising many times the usual cost of a polar expedition, and - ironically - the worsening ice conditions, Hadow admits they cannot guarantee success.

- scarcity of permanent positions plus the added difficulties of having a family and a career as a woman in academia.

When working with rural or small and unique ethnic populations, investigators need to be aware of the added difficulties of protecting the confidentiality of individuals and their communities.

Because of this added difficulty, the punishment for the party's death was toned down compared to other games by simply going back to where you had last saved, with half of your gold on hand.

For the Stokes system, the presence of the pressure term p gives an added difficulty, because in the usual (L_2 -estimate, instead of p one can onL_2 -estimatep)) by Du, instead of p. See, foneinstancan Lemma 3.5.