Sentence examples for the continuing difficulty from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, official figures underlined the continuing difficulty of buying, as UK house prices surged to a record peak of £284,000 on average in August.

The bomber's ability to infiltrate the area near the police academy, a target of past attacks, highlighted the continuing difficulty of preventing large-scale bombings.

Their continuing detention was the result of a snarled political, bureaucratic and diplomatic process that underscored the continuing difficulty of closing the notorious detention center.

Working Americans have two great concerns: the growing difficulty of getting health insurance, and the continuing difficulty they have in finding jobs.

The poor results in the production business underscored the continuing difficulty of many major oil companies in replacing aging oil fields with new reserves.

The consequences of Stanton's racism and élitism were "deep and hurtful," Ginzberg says, and she attributes the continuing difficulty of incorporating race and class differences into gender politics, in large part, to Stanton's mixed legacy.

The joke aside, the television sets were also testament to the continuing difficulties he was experiencing.

These programs will remind us of the continuing difficulties of Life After Balanchine.

"And we don't underestimate the continuing difficulties, but I'm pleased they're still working".

Whatever "the continuing difficulties between the two", Millar said his client accepted she was not to blame.

"In making this decision, the company is responding to the continuing difficulties in this technology sector," the statement read.