Sentence examples for the difficulty though from inspiring English sources

The heart of the difficulty, though, is the new group of university students.

The difficulty, though, is that women who take hormones tend to have a lower risk of heart disease anyway.

The difficulty, though, is that with cash payments, unlike with state-provided services, there can be no possibility of doing more with less.

The difficulty though is how will an employer know for certain if an email is relevant to the business without opening it?

Barring a setback, he should have little trouble returning to form; the difficulty, though, is knowing what that form will be.

The difficulty, though, is that most of the existing fans in the UK have already chosen their team (or, perhaps even had a team choose them), and may not be enthused by those who put themselves forwards for repeat visits.

The bigger difficulty, though, is that whatever these numbers, the Trump plan is based on a misrepresentation of how the current unemployment-insurance program works.

The greatest difficulty, though, may simply be a profession's willingness to accept the idea.

The real difficulty, though, is not organisation but politics.

The biggest difficulty, though, is that most women considering an abortion were not kidnapped and impregnated against their will.

An editor for Electric Playground gave it an 8 out of 10 score, while an editor for Electronic Gaming Monthly gave it a 6.5 out of 10; an editor for the National Academy of Video Game Testers and Reviewers criticized the controls and difficulty, though commented that it was still a great game for children.