Sentence examples for the difficulty of putting from inspiring English sources

Or the difficulty of putting it in words.

The difficulty of putting into words the effect a story produces is part of the point.

One reason the issue has not been resolved is the difficulty of putting seismometers in the ocean around Hawaii.

At present, this is rarely practised because of the difficulty of putting mining operations into inhabited areas, but with the advance of greener mining techniques could be viable.

There was no such attack today, and the limited measures undertaken seemed to underscore the difficulty of putting any more pressure on the Palestinians.

In Idlib, many are worried about what foreign powers will decide for their futures – but are also increasingly preoccupied with the difficulty of putting food on the table and buying fuel to warm their homes.

Much of the questioning that followed demonstrated the difficulties of putting this vision into effect.

Francis of Assisi" would long since have overwhelmed the difficulties of putting it on.

Tells about the difficulties of putting it up - getting permission from property owners and local govt. agencies.

A few states have considered ranked-choice voting but balked in part because of the cost and the difficulties of putting it in place.

And though the formal justice system has been slow to take root because of the difficulties of putting judges and prosecutors in district centres, in its place an informal justice system has developed supported by international advisers.