Sentence examples for been difficult with the from inspiring English sources

He said: "It has been difficult with the weather.

"But the past three years have been difficult with the injuries and so forth," she said.

It must have been difficult, with the light on, for him to see them in the murky day outside.

Given Qaddafi's deadpan manner, it was hard to tell whether he was being serious -- but then, that has always been difficult with the Leader.

Until recently, however, the process of fitting the 5PL function has been difficult, with the result that the 4PL function has continued to be used even for highly asymmetric data.

Making up the lost time would have been difficult, with the No18 out front and showing some pace but they set to it and were there to take over when the other Porsche was given three separate stop-and-gos, amounting to 1minute and 35 seconds, for using over the allocated fuel allowance due to a faulty sensor.

Starting at the beginning is difficult, with the Washitaw.

"The whole process is going to be difficult with the charges against him," he said.

"It is difficult with the current state of the credit market," said one analyst.

"It was difficult with the way they attacked us so hard.

The production of large quantities of penicillin was difficult with the facilities available to the investigators.