Sentence examples for bigger difficulties from inspiring English sources

Participants said bigger difficulties were collecting specimens, maintaining a chain of command and communicating the findings.

It would have been confronted with bigger difficulties, if not destruction.

That gave legal status to the group, which represents about 250 protestant congregations.Buddhism presents bigger difficulties.

"We're facing bigger risks and bigger difficulties when we go into new frontier regions," said Odd A. Mosbergvik, a senior manager at the dominant Norwegian energy company, StatoilHydro.

And it seems there are even bigger difficulties ahead; problems that are, as the social scientists would say, structural in nature.

And Mr Osborne should not have accepted inherited plans to trim capital spending by as much as 1.5% of GDP; a growing economy needs modern roads, railways and the like.But there are bigger difficulties.

The bigger difficulty was convincing Shell shareholders at a meeting in The Hague on Wednesday.

But personal as sexuality is, the bigger difficulty is still what gets chanted in public.

A bigger difficulty is delivering basic education to the villages, to equip potential workers with the elementary literacy and other skills needed to leave the land.

Calculating this likelihood PDF presents a bigger difficulty.

"We have big difficulties with Moscow," he said.