Sentence examples for awful difficulty from inspiring English sources

He had the most awful difficulty adjusting to hotels.

"I found an awful lot of difficulty fitting in," remembers Greene, who was raised in a small village in Northern Ireland, about 18 miles from where he lives today.

The thing is, sometimes having a mental health difficulty is awful.

Marvin Goldklang, who acquired his stake in the team in 1979, said that Steinbrenner's choice of Hal as his successor "counts for an awful lot, but I'm still having difficulty adjusting to the realization that George isn't around".

"Where the difficulty comes is that it costs an awful lot to acquire [subscribers] and you [also] lose out on advertising at the same time," he said.

"It's great that Wales is trailblazing, but there's still an awful lot of work to do and the real difficulty will be carrying this through as austerity is pushed more," she says.

"Things seem to be getting an awful lot better, but I have been reading of some difficulty in the papers lately," added Dawson.

"The difficulty was we had to make a choice – £35m is an awful lot to spend on a one-off event when you could put that money in to long-term projects.

Maintenance problems and the difficulty of landing aboard a carrier caused some pilots give it the nickname of "Awful Monster".

The difficulty is in determining whether someone has disappeared of his or her own volition, or whether something awful has happened.

The difficulties put in the way of independent trade unions will keep Russian industrial workplaces in an awful state.