Sentence examples for tremendous difficulty of from inspiring English sources

In fact, the sentence neatly encapsulates the central drama of O'Rourke's poems: the tremendous difficulty of writing clearly and accurately (my poor inadequate eye) about things longed for but never seen (my poor impoverished eye) and things so terrible they should never have to be seen (my poor overburdened eye).

Despite the tremendous difficulty of this problem enormous progress has been made during the last years since the seminal work of P EARL et al. [ 29- 31].

Supporters of the idea acknowledge the tremendous difficulties of trying to translate slippery estimates into a single mathematical factor, difficulties that perhaps help explain why there is little hope of consensus now on climate policy.

Clearly the individual costs of job loss, the tremendous difficulties of lives spent in poverty, should not be diminished.

Kerr's concerns, and the tremendous difficulties of the eradication program, threatened to delay the operations by a whole year, at the risk of losing UNRRA funding.

These moves were clearly designed to strangle the Iranian economy, going well beyond the scope of the nuclear issue -- causing tremendous difficulty for ordinary Iranians.

"This was a decision that was made with tremendous difficulty, to publicize it," Ms. Picard said.

21 The phenomenon of multidrug resistance has brought tremendous difficulties to the clinical treatment of infection due to limited therapeutic options.

Trans people also have tremendous difficulty accessing affirming care for a multitude of health ailments, HIV included.

And all of these companies run across tremendous difficulty when it comes to sales.

A. Anything that has any kind of consumer halo has been having tremendous difficulty raising money.