Sentence examples for wave of difficulty from inspiring English sources

However, it marked the beginning of a new wave of difficulty, and this is where she begins to get angry.

"If an F-16 sale moves forward, I think we can expect another wave of difficulties between the U.S. and China," said Jean-Pierre Cabestan, a professor of international studies at Hong Kong Baptist University.

On reflection, he decided that confronting them would create waves of difficulty for him in the future, and that this episode would be best forgotten or set aside for use another time.

Ascension also adds a Quest mode, where one or two players attempt to survive against enemy waves of increasing difficulty.

Amid a wave of stories about the difficulties of the city's creative class, an online documentary series offers a few tales of success, or at least some guiding principles.

Daily evaluations for catheter obstruction (dumping of waves, difficulty in draining blood) or local and distal ischemia (livedo reticularis, pale or cyanotic extremity) were carried out.

A major issue raised by the public health consequences of a heat wave is the difficulty of detecting its direct consequences on patient outcome, particularly because of the delay in obtaining definitive mortality results.

The new wave of cases will increase the difficulty of containing the spread of the disease.

The highest degree of difficulty and control on the better waves shall be rewarded with the highest score".

A major concern raised by the heat wave was the difficulty of rapid assessment of its direct consequences on patient outcome, mainly because of the delay in obtaining definitive mortality results.

Even with the network's operatives in Pakistan under siege, Al Qaeda's wings in Yemen and North Africa have had little difficulty continuing a wave of violence.