Sentence examples for yet the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Yet the difficulty with Westminster's approach remains: it offers no solution to the perceived unfairness of long-term care.

Yet the difficulty is that the instant something sounds bizarre, closer investigation finds kernels of possible truth.

Yet the difficulty of predicting what comes next is matched only by the certainty with which some trend-spotters insist they know for sure.

Yet the difficulty, even presumption, of representing the silenced Other in fiction has rightly given white South African writers serious pause for thought.

And yet the difficulty of maintaining the troop levels necessary for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan has placed the Bush Administration at odds with veterans' groups.

The repentance after these errors will be a time of strait and difficulty, and though under good management its splendid national resources are quite sufficient to cope with this difficulty, yet the difficulty is real and considerable.

Yet the difficulties besetting "Young Frankenstein" began well before the recent market downturn.

Yet the difficulties of keeping even the European three on message are already apparent.

Yet the difficulties afflicting crocodile production here show that even in China, industrial policy has its limits.

No one wants to reduce safety at sea, yet the difficulties for wheelchair users are apparent when one notes that the formal name of the Access Board is the Architectural Barriers and Transportation Compliance Committee.

Yet, the difficulties faced by caregivers in this challenging setting potentially induce restrictions in children visits.