Sentence examples for common difficulties from inspiring English sources
In such a spirit on my part and on yours we face our common difficulties.
Verdi's affinity for Shakespeare stemmed in part, Wills argues, from the common difficulties the two faced as men of the stage.
"This is a very needy population," says Norma Chacon, the director of the El Paso programme, reeling off some of the common difficulties.
They'll have some time to go over the common difficulties and pitfalls with series and parallel circuits with the whole class and make sure everyone does their corrections and acts on the feedback.
The DG formulation avoids common difficulties associated with cohesive elements.
Common difficulties in performing the examination and tips to help overcome them will also be discussed.
He was having trouble hearing, a common difficulty of bombing victims.
You can't figure out what his ballets are about — a common difficulty with beginners.
A common difficulty is that men can get an erection but cannot hold it long enough to have sex.
The common difficulty of giving a credible account of a marriage surely has something to do with why marriages themselves come apart.
A common difficulty of the biographer of a thinker -- the absence of dramatic adventures away from the lecture hall or writing table -- turns into an advantage.
