Sentence examples for utmost difficulty in from inspiring English sources

With their high axial strength but ready slippage between the CNTs, there is utmost difficulty in transferring uniformly any applied force.

Albert Camus, also well known to Mr. Zaretsky, always kept in mind the complexity of political choices, and the utmost difficulty of seeking justice in a violent world.

But nobody knows the utmost difficulty until he has to write blurbs for poetry: especially when some are to appear in the same catalogue.

"And how else should an angel land on earth but with the utmost difficulty?" it said.

"And how else should an angel land on earth but with utmost difficulty?" it read.

Sea snakes are almost totally helpless on land, locomoting only with the utmost difficulty.

This is what it said: "And how else should an angel land on earth but with the utmost difficulty?

She is being generous; the twitching muscles around her mouth indicated a laugh being suppressed with the utmost difficulty.

Fingleton said the conditions were "pitiable" and lamented the "utmost gloom in which batsmen and fieldsmen had intense difficulty in sighting the ball".

All these salivary properties become of utmost importance during orthodontic treatment with fixed appliances, when an increased chance of plaque retention and a greater difficulty in optimal oral hygiene maintenance are thought to predispose to enamel demineralization and white spot formation [4, 5].

Difficulty in keeping hatband exclusive.