Sentence examples for the same difficulty as from inspiring English sources

It faces the same difficulty as conventional monetary policy does in spotting and popping bubbles.

That left everyone else with the same difficulty as the ex-special branch detectives who quizzed him about that leak.

The policy is a key element of David Cameron's "Big Society", but suffers from the same difficulty as the overall project: pushing through devolution in a time of austerity is tricky.The aim of free schools, which are based on American and Swedish models, is to give parents more choice and promote competition.

The SDMI faces the same difficulty as the non-relational version of the BDMI: the fact that a system can be decomposed in a variety of different ways.

The Russian is unsure whether Daley can reproduce dives of the same difficulty as two-time world champion Qui Bo, who won on Sunday, but insists they have a different strategy for success at Rio 2016.

However, as pointed out in [1], the ideal form of the method is often impractical since, in many cases, to solve the problem (1.2) exactly is either impossible or has the same difficulty as the original problem (1.1).

Yet even he faced the same difficulties as many other H-1B's.

I'm still faced with the same difficulties as when I first started to paint.

Pilots using pressurized suits can encounter the same difficulties as divers.

In doing so, the Kurds here noted that they face the same difficulties as the other Free Syrian Army units.

Just along the coast, the larger town of New Haven is wrestling with some of the same difficulties as New London.