Sentence examples for a difficulty to keeping from inspiring English sources

The weaknesses then manifest in United were those which have become familiar in this poor season - a struggle to attack with any kind of pace and momentum – though a difficulty to keeping on their feet, was less expected.

Reasons for the higher infection rate in the jugular vein site is thought to be related to difficulty keeping the dressing in place and contamination with oropharyngeal secretions.

And therefore when the country speaks of a "new" Negro, which it has been doing every hour on the hour for decades, it is not really referring to a change in the Negro, which, in any case, it is quite incapable of assessing, but only to a new difficulty in keeping him in his place, to the fact that it encounters him (again! again!) barring yet another door to its spiritual and social ease.

In part this was related to a difficulty in accessing and keeping up-to-date with testing information.

Of particular concern to companies is a perceived difficulty in keeping their young recruits interested in their work.

Moreover, the drivers agree on the increased risk of passenger entrapment due to new procedures, potential effects from the change of platform side, and the increased difficulty of keeping to a low speed limit.

"There is a lot of difficulty keeping Scion a youth brand while keeping it in a Toyota showroom," Nerad said.

Herman Hollerith succeeded where Babbage had failed in providing a solution to the increasing difficulty of keeping track of an exploding population.

Two days after a sudden onset of fever and headache, he was found to have difficulty keeping balance when standing or walking, thus he was admitted.

Three recent changes have led to the difficulty in keeping secrets.

Occasionally, he seems to have difficulty keeping up with himself.