Sentence examples for Routine difficulty from inspiring English sources

— On the last day of the 2009 United States Open, the feared Bethpage Black course, at least on some level, offered the kind of unpredictable play and routine difficulty that was expected.

But, as Constance explained, "Our one routine difficulty is that even if we've requested a king or queen bed, they take one look at us — two nicely dressed mature Jewish ladies who are not identifiably gay — and invariably say, 'Oh, we've made a mistake.' Then I say, 'No, no, it's O.K.' After two or three rounds of this we have an audience on both sides of the counter.

He had to settle for sharing floor gold because although his routine difficulty was higher, Shatilov's execution received better scores.

Lack of timely reporting appears to be related to one of two situations: delays due to water barriers (rain-associated flooding and routine difficulty in traversing wide rivers), or management problems (lack of effective supervision of zonal coordinators or lack of coordination among the Ministry of Health staff and the non-Ministry of Health personnel).

Exercise routine difficulty was modified by the number of assigned strengthening and flexibility exercises (total of 4 or 5); the resistance of the strengthening exercises (i.e., body weight, ankle weights or elastic resistance tubing); and the duration and speed of walking.

Without access to PayPal, Palestinian entrepreneurs, nonprofits, and others face routine difficulties in receiving payments for business and charitable purposes.

In addition to the disruption of family routines during the illness, Taiwanese parents also complained about routine difficulties afterward (Vietnamese parents did not report on this aspect).

For some individuals, improvements in QOL and degree of handicap may have been constrained by some of the more routine difficulties associated with TE speech.

The safety challenges which obtained the highest ratings were "Routine difficulties with access to medical records in post discharge clinics leads to decisions being made without adequate background information" and "For a variety of reasons, information about discharged patients sometimes does not reach relevant primary care staff".

The idea was to familiarize the candidates with the guards' daily routine and difficulties, Mr. Fishman said.

Aside from the routine financial difficulties inherent in poor countries, journalists in Central Asia have faced arrest, visits from tax inspectors and sometimes authorities with padlocks.