Sentence examples for already having difficulties from inspiring English sources
When kids are having problems after a divorce, often they were already having difficulties many years before the parents divorced.
In particular, the smell of food as it cooks can decrease your appetite if you are already having difficulties maintaining it.
A new problem has been added to the headaches of a civilian government that is already having difficulty grappling with the general's legacy of human rights abuses.
But Adrian Harris, the secretary general of Orgalime, which represents the engineering industry, said its members were already having difficulty sourcing raw materials, including steel.
Mr. Solveen noted the risk the austerity measures posed to the European economy but said there was little alternative because the peripheral countries were already having difficulty selling debt.
The growing prospect of another recession here is yet more bad news for the banks, which are already having difficulty generating enough profit to be able to afford to write off more bad loans.
"It is totally unjustifiable to hit this group of people, who are already having difficulty coping with rising council tax and student loan repayments and who can't get on the housing ladder because property prices are so high".
Ms. Rice, who is the rotating president of the Security Council, said that the six-member advance party of monitors was already "having difficulty operating with the freedom that we all expected and that is required" but the Security Council was awaiting recommendations from Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general.
Yvonne Davies from the Birmingham Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) said more people were coming to the CAB because "they are already having difficulty paying their bills".
To make significant cuts would pull some of the last strings of the safety net out from under individuals who are already having difficulty making ends meet.
