Sentence examples for adding to difficulties from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday Clarke is expected to report a decline in profits and sales in nearly every country of operation over the last six months – with poor trade in Europe, particularly Poland and Turkey, adding to difficulties in Korea.

The peace agreement has been broken many times, adding to difficulties faced by U.N. forces trying to stabilize the former French colony.

The delay of the primary because of the World Trade Center attack may add to difficulties, the group said.

The combined effect of variations added at different stages of the process are non-linear, sometimes unintentional, and adds to difficulties in prediction.

The presence of Secret Service agents alongside Mr. Cain's own entourage could add to difficulty of moving around Iowa, New Hampshire and the other early-voting states.

Sporadic fighting and resistance could even last longer, adding to the difficulties of setting up a fully functional local government.

Sporadic fighting and resistance could last even longer, adding to the difficulties of setting up a fully functional local government.

THE threat of war in Iraq is adding to the difficulties facing Bahrain's once-thriving offshore banking business.

Major staffing problems in children's mental health services are adding to the difficulties.

And, of course, it may have toppled many already severely damaged buildings, adding to the difficulties of the rescue operation.

If you have unrealistic standards, then you are adding to your difficulties.