Sentence examples for the immense difficulty from inspiring English sources

"We are faced with the immense difficulty, if not the impossibility, of verifying the past.

Apart from any other consideration, we are faced with the immense difficulty, if not the impossibility of verifying the past.

Partly, that's because of one further complication in the game: the immense difficulty of actually evaluating a move.

The title refers not to the right side of a boat but to the right course through life, and the immense difficulty of finding and following it.

The infinite deviousness of "the ruling classes" and the immense difficulty of the left's task are a given in these halls.

"He was a strong right arm," said Mr. Gambaccini, who recalled the immense difficulty of creating a working transit system out of a collection of failing passenger railroads.

The rest of the world increasingly resents American, European and Japanese agricultural protectionism and the immense difficulties it causes for the developing world.

But many health experts -- and sadder but wiser veterans of past Medicare wars -- say the last decade has shown the immense difficulties in accomplishing such changes.

On commissioning, Pulse recognises the immense difficulties ahead, particularly the delay in authorisation, and the possibility of conflicts of interest between CCG boards and private healthcare providers.

But, at the same time, both South Africa and Nigeria demonstrate the immense difficulties that democracy is encountering in Africa.The last votes were still being counted in South Africa as The Economist went to press.

The projected date of insolvency, a widely used measure of the benefit programs' financial health, shows the immense difficulties Mr. Obama and Congress will face in trying to shore them up while also extending health coverage to millions of Americans.