Sentence examples for be a local difficulty from inspiring English sources
It was true also of what appeared to be a local difficulty in a much bigger economy.
'This is a local difficulty for lastminute, but it illustrates some of the problems you have doing business across the globe,' Bernstein said.
When Joy Gardener, a young black mother, was killed by immigration officers in front of her young boy, we didn't see her as an Afro-Caribbean cause; when a Hindu wife was burnt to death because she didn't bring a big enough dowry we didn't consider that to be a little local difficulty to be sorted by the community.
From Darling's calm demeanour, it would be easy to imagine all this was a little local difficulty, caused by a shortage of Gordon Brown's favourite virtue, prudence, and that the UK can power on regardless.
It is as if another of his rivals for worst President, George Bush, were to pretend the Iraq war was a little local difficulty.
"We hope this is a little local difficulty and not a major sticking point.
Feeney's offence, serious enough, was a little local difficulty in anybody's book.
The Turks have intervened to support the lira but how long can they do that; at $33 billion, their reserves are only a little larger than Argentina's.The broader question is whether these sell-offs are just "little local difficulties" or are a herald of a 1997/1998-style collapse?
Belatedly, it has been accepted that sub-prime mortgages are not a little local difficulty; what has yet to be taken on board is that they have proved to be similar to an uncontrollable virus spreading through the financial system.
But its leaders in Delhi think an alliance with Miss Mayawati is worth a little local difficulty: she may deliver a decisive block of seats in the national parliament to be elected next year.
