I therefore had no difficulty whatever in approaching him, which I did in a crouching attitude until I was near enough to touch the flapping skirts of his coat.
This I had no difficulty whatever in doing, thanks to the lucky chance of Captain Winter being in the same port.
By daylight the wind had dwindled away to a gentle breeze, while the sea had gone down to such an extent that I anticipated no difficulty whatever in boarding the wreck.
And as a miracle, or rather superhuman coincidence, it presents no difficulty whatever.
But as to the mere existence of angels, there is no difficulty whatever.
And they present no difficulty whatever from a scientific point of view, as they are part of the ordinary course of nature.
Although Vampa was carefully disguised and even elegantly dressed in the fashionable attire of the Roman aristocracy, Monte-Cristo, like Peppino, had no difficulty whatever in recognizing him.
Morrel approached his words became clearer and clearer and they had no difficulty whatever in fully understanding their terrible import.
We felt no difficulty whatever now in attaching a very different and much more sinister significance to the charred fragments of wreck we had lately passed.
So easy was the motion of the little craft, that when we got below we found no difficulty whatever in boiling the water, and making ourselves a cup of good strong tea.
He had no difficulty whatever in engaging an efficient office staff; but when it came to securing the services of foremen, mechanics, and labourers, the unhappy German was driven almost to despair.
Having originally taken their cross bearings wholly from the shore lights, the voyagers had now no difficulty whatever in placing the boats in their proper position.
I can tell you we're just like the rest of the world, we find no difficulty whatever in spending all the money we make.
A man of his skill in handling clay on a wheel had no difficulty whatever in wresting a good livelihood from Trenton.
After a few words on pigeons, and a glass of beer, Dan had no difficulty whatever in borrowing his friend's white mare and black trap.
So easy was the motion of the little craft that when we got below we found no difficulty whatever in boiling the water, and making ourselves a cup of good strong tea.
Mr. Roosevelt had no difficulty whatever in making his change of manners as quick as it was complete.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "difficulty whatever" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
