Sentence examples for be in difficulties from inspiring English sources

"If we're not capable of speaking other people's languages, we're going to be in difficulties.

Any banks thought to be in difficulties through no fault of their own will be able to tap unlimited quantities of cash provided by the Bank – and even those in good shape will be able to access the special funding.

His total now stands at 496, comfortably more than all his rivals combined, though with only 24 states (plus Washington, DC) yet to vote he is still a long way off the 1,144 he needs to win the nomination outright.Mr Gingrich will now come under heavy pressure to withdraw: if he does, and his voters switch to Mr Santorum, Mr Romney could be in difficulties.

The British government could be in difficulty if the issue goes to court.

"Some smaller businesses may be in difficulty, but China's overall advantage still exists".

"The widespread availability of these services means that many of those who may be in difficulty are able to seek out help quickly".

For both to be in difficulty at the same time is a historical rarity.

At least three more are in difficulties.

"We know that this project is in difficulties.

Across all tenant households, 31% had been in difficulties.

"But now, when I am in difficulties, real difficulties, no one will help.