Beyond the intrinsic difficulty of protecting such a person, the two men found it senselessly unsafe to be forced to show themselves.

The intrinsic difficulty of scoring a comedy hit means that when three big shows come along, the effect is eye-catching.

The study and understanding of past climatic changes poses many problems of considerable scientific interest, but of great intrinsic difficulty.

There is an intrinsic difficulty in understanding even very simple and comparatively well-documented episodes of religious wars.

Whether this attainment takes two years to acquire depends on what else is to be covered in Science, not its own intrinsic difficulty or depth.

The intrinsic difficulty of the problem lay in the lack of room for manoeuvre for a middle course.

The original manuscript was hopelessly confused, and raised intrinsic difficulties as to Pascal's meaning.

The intrinsic difficulties of finding the exact translation for Christian concepts were greatly increased by fear of heterodoxy.

There are intrinsic logistical difficulties in trying to count the number of religious people anywhere, as well as difficulties peculiar to China.

Work of Schwartz from around 1954 showed that this was an intrinsic difficulty.