Sentence examples for broader difficulties from inspiring English sources

The troubles at Mack are partly a reflection of the truck building business's broader difficulties, industry analysts said.

The hardships endured by Ghana's workforce reflect broader difficulties facing the economy as the country heads towards presidential and parliamentary elections in November.

That trouble is, however, mainly because of fears about the nation's broader difficulties — not least the fear of political turmoil in the face of very high unemployment.

The accumulating signs of economic distress — slower growth, a widening current-account deficit, higher oil prices and rising inflation in general — suggest that the monthlong fall of the Indian rupee in currency markets may be a symptom of fundamental troubles in the Indian economy and not just part of the broader difficulties experienced by Asian emerging market currencies in recent weeks.

But this use followed broader difficulties, as short-term credit markets were severely strained by the fallout from the money market mutual debacle, as American corporations that relied on sales of short-term commercial paper to the funds had to scramble for other sources of cash for their day-to-day needs.

How this would solve the broader difficulties that contract staff face, though, is less clear.

But all this points to a broader difficulty.

Yet there's a broader difficulty in solving San Francisco's problems through tech growth: the industry, which derives its competitive edge from efficiency, appears to be better at capital accumulation than at job creation.

Analysts blamed the decline of MySpace on the inexorable rise of the rival social networking site Facebook, as well as the broader difficulty in attracting advertising online, a situation made worse by the global recession.

Errors in false-belief tasks are symptomatic of a broader difficulty with counterfactuality because of the lack of or unsuccessful causal reasoning.

Clinton's troubles locking down millennial women voters are part of the broader difficulty she faces in separating from an establishment many young liberal voters have come to loathe.