Sentence examples for without serious difficulty from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Bush camp's plans for a conflict-free convention chugged along without serious difficulty.

Congress has agreed to raise the debt limit more than 60 times since the Second World War, usually without serious difficulty.

That, however, is not the view of most Islamic scholars, and the vast majority of Muslims find they can follow their religion in the West without serious difficulty, and without causing annoyance.

Reid responded in January 1936 that there had been no such mismanagement, that the province's financial problems were due to Social Credit's policies, both real and promised, and that had the UFA won re-election in 1935 it could have continued governing without serious difficulty.

Parnell's success was not achieved without serious difficulties, including the ultimate proscription of the Land League by the government and the imprisonment of its leaders.

The fact that no current proposal is without serious difficulties has prompted some researchers to wonder whether the species problem is even solvable.

However, this intuition is hard to maintain and cannot be formally captured without serious difficulties.

Ibn Daud's approach to the question of free will is not without serious difficulties.

This improvement should be carried out without serious difficulties, because the background preprocessing is not excessively complex.

"We thought it was important to work towards a closer relationship between our two churches," said the Rev. Paul Avis, general secretary of the Church of England's Council on Christian Charity, in explaining the archbishop of Canterbury's participation, "without concealing that serious difficulties remain to be overcome".

On the other hand, we should also address the fear that certain elements of the proposal would put a key European industry in serious difficulty without adding real value in the fields of health and the environment.