Sentence examples for the cost and difficulty of from inspiring English sources

The cost and difficulty of dealing with AIDS rises with each passing month.

Nor did anyone anticipate the cost and difficulty of the reorganization, current and former executives said.

So the cost and difficulty of traveling to Mars would be reduced.

If people come they tend to stay, because the cost and difficulty of crossing the border have increased so steeply.

More than 60percentt of the city's bridges are structurally deficient; more than 60percentt of our roads and bridges are constantly congested, adding to the cost and difficulty of repairs.

Madbid's Facebook page attracts many positive comments from its fans, though there are also regular criticisms of the group's customer service and complaints about the cost and difficulty of winning auctions.

Ms Lauvergeon's departure would also give utilities around the world more reason to worry about the cost and difficulties of building new nuclear reactors.

"As a member of the board of a small public company, I am well aware of the cost and difficulties of being public," he told Mary Schapiro, the S.E.C. chairwoman, at a hearing of his committee in May, several months after the company froze out small shareholders and more than two years after the company deregistered its shares and stopped being subject to S.E.C. rules.

In discussions with the administration, industry representatives have warned that the costs and difficulty of meeting the new requirement would prove so onerous that some refiners would stop producing diesel fuel altogether, leading to shortages and severe price volatility.

Likewise, Mrs. Merkel's conservative bloc once believed that it could gain political advantage by tapping into a growing disillusionment with enlargement, while also pointing out the costs and difficulty of incorporating a large Muslim country into a mostly Christian grouping.

Few Palestinians can leave their homes to work, and the costs and difficulties of transporting goods have become prohibitive, aid workers say.