Sentence examples for this difficulty of from inspiring English sources

What took place, what was the nature of what took place, what happened?" Pinter's plays reënact this difficulty of knowing.

Can her reactions to its horrors be like his? Woolf proposes they test this "difficulty of communication" by looking at some images of war that the beleaguered Spanish government has been sending out twice a week to sympathizers abroad.

Given this difficulty of thoroughly exploring the chemical-space of drug like molecules, fragment-based approaches have emerged.

One strategy to avoid this difficulty (of losing the physical content of a scientific theory due to the use of modal operators) is to employ an actuality operator.

Presumably, it is this difficulty of pinning down Italos' position that has led to the introduction of intermediate labels such as "conceptualist" and "conceptual" or "moderate realist".

This difficulty of justifying the inference from rats to humans or, more broadly, of "transferring causal generalizations from one context to another when homogeneity cannot be presumed" (Steel 2008: 3) is known as the problem of extrapolation.

The Mohists call this the "difficulty of extending kinds" (B2).

This is the difficulty of this sort of thing – you can solve one problem but create another".

This explains the difficulty of trying to confront something like this.

The danger of this is the difficulty of a cure.

This illustrates the difficulty of dealing with nuanced religious texts.