Sentence examples for Slight difficulty from inspiring English sources

But the use of the word "obligation" to us Anglo-Saxon lawyers does create some slight difficulty.

The only real flaw in "Wag the Dog" is a slight difficulty in its final scenes, as the satire ever-so-slightly begins to sag.

This creates a slight difficulty for our current, obsessively "X -and-"O"-focussed sports media: little of the usual talk of "adjustments" and "tweaks" seems to pertain.

Australia had been in slight difficulty at 3-54 when Lanning and Haynes combined to demoralise the Pakistani attack with a stand of 181 for the fourth wicket, a record for Australia against all opposition.

Such as: no difficulty = 0, slight difficulty = 1, moderate difficulty = 2, great difficulty = 3, extreme difficulty = 4.   2.

None of the patients had any pain and were able to squat easily or with slight difficulty only.

Moreover the staggering causes slight difficulties at the boundaries.

"As a second son his parents couldn't afford to send him to music school," says Maw, "so a lot of his musical ambition was transferred to me, which did cause some slight difficulties between us.

Will Hutton ("Our survival is too important to be left to the green movement", Comment, last week) decries the contradictions in lifestyle politics espoused by people like Prince Charles and the G20 protesters, but then claims there are (apparently only slight) difficulties ahead with the "oil-producing countries".

Evidence for a genetic link is the tendency for AS to run in families and an observed higher incidence of family members who have behavioral symptoms similar to AS but in a more limited form (for example, slight difficulties with social interaction, language, or reading).

In the baseline questionnaire, 67% of the individuals had reported no problems or only slight difficulties in normal activities.