Sentence examples for be any difficulty from inspiring English sources
"I don't think there will be any difficulty in lifting the players," said the Albion manager.
It said: On the whole she did not think there would be any difficulty with Helena.
Her husband was a competent swimmer and she had no reason to believe that there would be any difficulty.
Evans is confident that there will not be any difficulty between them when they share the same locker room at the Davis Cup finals in Madrid this November.
One night, she is wondering whether something she did will offend her friend Helena: On the whole she did not think there would be any difficulty with Helena.
It said: On the whole she did not think there would be any difficulty with Helena.Caroline, on another plane of existence, was Muriel Spark.
At Monday's meeting, Dr. Goldstein told the trustees that CUNY had awarded 450 honorary degrees during his 12 years as chancellor and that this was the first time there was "any difficulty with the process".
The Mexican, 23, said he saw no reason for there to be any difficulties with Button.
"But that doesn't mean there's any difficulty in doing the right thing for our firm.
"Everything had been completely normal up until that time, and there was no evidence on the controller's part or from the pilot's voice that there was any difficulty, no reported problems, no expressed concern".
If there is any difficulty in our relationship with Shakespeare today, Ms. Rodenburg said, it's that we think his plays need to be dumbed down or even slowed down.
