Sentence examples for buildings difficulty from inspiring English sources

Tells how Mrs. Morton, a librarian in her 50s, began to suffer from vertigo; gives her own descriptions of the frightening symptoms--the shaking floors, tilting buildings, difficulty in focussing, inability to judge spacial relationships, etc.

Yet even with money, there are building difficulties due to the ongoing blockade, in which fuel and construction materials are regularly restricted.

His needs had changed, but the building had difficulty meeting these.

But the debates over high-speed rail have highlighted the difficulties in building major transportation projects in America under its current brand of federalism.

Through sharing and analyzing the experience of developing countries in their odyssey of space capacity-building, the difficulties can be negotiated and the vicious circles can be broken.

But that longevity also presents challenges for Ms. Hartzler, who has faced difficulty building name recognition.

But Iran had great difficulty building the machines and obtaining the special steel.

Until now, bioengineers have had difficulty building thick tissues, lacking a method to embed vascular networks.

And he saw to it that Stirling would have difficulty building in the UK for the next 20 years.

TiVo has had difficulty building alliances with cable companies, who are not generally interested in showcasing competing brands.

But Mr. Franks, who supports adoption by gay couples, may have difficulty building enthusiasm among members of the Christian Coalition.