In between those, we got through to a few Russians who were at least prepared to listen to our pleas, even if they had far more difficulty giving a flying fuck.
He also promised to deal with the debt ceiling, a task he would have to complete but likely with far more difficulty than implied.
The American-South Africa "relationship was fraught with far more difficulty than the previous administration was willing to acknowledge," said an aide to Mrs. Clinton, speaking on condition of anonymity.
America might have far more difficulty running huge current-account deficits if the dollar were not the international currency of choice.Euro challengerAt the very least, the arrival of the euro might threaten America's ability to continue reaping such benefits.
Most philosophers of technology, however, agree that technological development is a goal-oriented process and that technological artifacts by definition have certain functions, so that they can be used for certain goals but not, or far more difficulty or less effectively, for other goals.
The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom, a group established by Congress in 1998 to advise the government, reports that minority religions have had far more difficulties than the Russian Orthodox Church.
He has now lost two elections in a row but may stay on to continue the rebuilding of his party.Mr Zapatero faces far more difficulties.
Claire Whyley, head of the council's research programme, said: 'While the majority of consumers dislike call centres, the people we spoke to on low incomes faced far more difficulties with them.
Thus, establishing the POD-based reduced-order FD extrapolating model with fully second-order accuracy for NSIBEs has far more difficulties, but, more important, it is more serviceable, and more challenging than those for the non-stationary Burgers equation and the non-stationary Navier-Stokes equations.
