Sentence examples for about the big difficulties from inspiring English sources

But it actually says a lot about the big difficulties Tony Blair faces in getting the Scottish Labour party to modernise and adopt his New Labour agenda, an urgent task in the run-up to September's devolution referendum.Both Mr McMaster and Irene Adams, the MP for Paisley North, made enemies when they were picked to contest by-elections in 1990.

Diarra ponders the biggest difficulties facing the country's teachers.

The biggest difficulties were figuring out ticketing and parking.

One of the biggest difficulties in sandwich structures today is load introduction.

Pathway crosstalk is one of the biggest difficulties to perform correct therapies.

she says the biggest difficulty about life with six-year-old Toby is the negative attitudes of others.

It also shows that a process over time was required to bring about cross-sectoral policy change: The biggest difficulty was to reach agreement with other sectors, especially the Ministry of Public Security on harm reduction.

"I think the biggest difficulty in some sense is the struggle about how seriously to take it all," Karlan said.

"The biggest difficulty is the airplane noise," Mr. Nichols said.

The biggest difficulty arises from the fact that No Impact Man lives on the ninth floor.

The biggest difficulty comes from the constraint on the fuel utilization in a transient response.