difficulty造句

No difficulty can overwhelm us.

This project involves much difficulty.

Do you apprehend any difficulty?

Yet I understand your difficulty.

No difficulty could awe these young men.

They tackled the thief with no difficulty.

No, I will have no difficulty (in) deciding.

He wangled himself [his way] out of the difficulty.

If there is any difficulty, please let us know promptly.

No difficulty can deter us from trying it again.

"A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty." - Winston Churchill.

Cognitive symptoms (e.g. difficulty thinking clearly, abnormal beliefs, memory disturbance).

When this new difficulty of the negative energy states appeared it was an example of a difficulty that was not really new; it was there all the time.

Sir Winston Churchill states' a pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty. 'What do you see?

have great difficulty in obtaining technical or scientific books from libraries,

Nevertheless, learning algorithms can give insight into the relative difficulty of learning in different environments.

The difficulty of diagnosing HIV in infants, however, remains a major impediment to progress.

Runs came at a premium, earned with difficulty through cunning, aggression and patience.

Antidepressant medication will lower anxiety and reduce sleep disturbances, startle reactions, difficulty in returning to function.

Trade rules are a source of opportunity in times of economic growth and a restraining influence in times of difficulty.

In the past the main problem with asynchronous induction motors was the difficulty of varying their speed.

Hence, instead of changing your job to evade the difficulty you encounter, why not just confront and address it?

On the other hand, I have difficulty editing because by that point the creation process is already over for me.

He walked with a stoop and a sad look on his face when he, with some difficulty, boarded the bus and sat down alone behind the driver.

No change in the general classification now,But from Thursday the stages of the Tour De France cycling will increase in difficulty.

It was with extreme difficulty that Nipper, the black-eyed, who looked on steadfastly, contained herself at this crisis, and until the subsequent departure of Mrs Chick.

If some team members have difficulty acquiring the skills, it will be necessary to prolong the facilitator's involvement or restructure team roles.

One difficulty was finding a mechanism that would lead to the immediate lifting of a tribunal’s injunction that had prevented BP and Rosneft from swapping shares.

For this reason, the firm could have difficulty snapping up insurance assets of rivals worsted by the crisis, such as those of ing, a Dutch financial-services group which plans divestitures.

It is the conflict and the tension between the hermeneutic implication and the implemental rationality which construct the fore?sight of SSK that make SSK produce a lot on the one hand, but face much difficulty on the other.

This study demonstrates that faculty and students do indeed view an instructor's grading standards, sense of humor, attire, students' prior interest in subjects, and course difficulty as the most influential variables in student ratings.

A lot of literary fiction strikes a bargain with the reader: you suck up a certain amount of difficulty, of resistance and interpretive work and even boredom, and then you get the payoff.

This is not because he is ruining a woman's reputation, but because the speaker might produce statistics, including times and centime - tres, that the other men would have difficulty in meeting.

Because the country is faced with difficulty and doubt over certain national problems― that is, prohibition, farm relief and electrical powder― our opponents propose that we must thrust government a long way into the businesses which give rise to these problems.

In no particular order of difficulty, here is a list of the complications facing the young Michelangelo as he approached a block of newly quarried Carrara marble in the late summer of l499, and prepared to embark upon the carving of his first pieta.