Sentence examples for this difficulty that from inspiring English sources

It's this difficulty that means a T-shirt that's 99% cotton and 1% spandex can't be saved from landfill today.

It's this difficulty that means a T-shirt that's 99percentt cotton and 1percentt spandex can't be saved from landfill today".

Soi-disant materialists have certainly taken cognizance of this difficulty, that their most important terms seem to lack content.

Such was this difficulty that his first major stage success, Fings Ain't Wot They Used T'Be, came together only after the idiosyncratic and autocratic Joan Littlewood had taken it, and him, under her wing for her Theatre Royal, Stratford East.

Maybe it was due to this difficulty that Spielberg focused more on character and suspense rather than on special effects, so that the shark would be felt rather than seen.

It is this difficulty that prolongs this type of recession; it took Japan ten years to climb out of the policy mistake of premature fiscal consolidation in 1997.The drama in Washington and other capitals is almost the exact replay of that confused policy debate in Japan.

This post deals with the difficulty that still exists on the ground.

This noted the difficulty that media organisations had in finding out from the police whether or not an individual had been arrested.

This increases the difficulty that biologists encounter when analyzing these dataset and constructing a statistical model.

The reviewer is correct that this raises the difficulty that eukaryotic membranes have lipid compositions similar to bacteria, not archaea.

This is because spaced learning is harder – but it is this "desirable difficulty" that helps learning in the long term (Bjork, 1994).