Sentence examples for air difficulties from inspiring English sources

The habitual Easter road, rail and air difficulties are not anticipated to be as troubling as usual this weekend.

After less than 18 months on air, financial difficulties force WWN into accepting an effective takeover by TWW.

They lack a space where they can air their difficulties and open up".

Virginia Tech moved the ball downfield through the air with difficulty.

But the main purpose of the event is to air precisely such difficulties and get their fixes circulated.

It said development would be curtailed due to both India and China already having more plants than needed, concerns over air pollution and difficulties in financing the plants.

Fixing more than a million tiles on steep surfaces hundreds of feet in the air posed immense difficulties, so the tiles were laid on the ground, where quality could be controlled, in chevron-shaped "lids," which were then hoisted into place.

In the last two decades, the problems related to the preservation of the environment and the resources of the planet have been dramatically highlighted by different phenomena (thinning of ozone layer, greenhouse effect, decreasing of forests, air pollution, increasing difficulties in the industrial and domestic waste management, etc).

Why is it that the administration didn't want those difficulties aired?" The problem, of course, is that presidencies are not won on paper.

Well really I'm not even doing that but I'm just gasping for air" (F-78) Difficulty breathing 14 (70) 9 (90) "You're just wanting that next breath.

Current difficulties surrounding air conditioning systems involve an increase in input air aimed at improving indoor air quality (IAQ), the financial costs arising from energy consumption and external environmental impact, linked to the greenhouse effect (GWP) and the destruction of the ozone layer (ODP).