Sentence examples for community's difficulties from inspiring English sources

But the community's difficulties in removing barriers to polling places should give pause to those who argue that state and local governments ought to be encouraged, rather than required, to make changes.

The scientific community's difficulty was that it had received huge support in the past from Gordon Brown and John Kingman, a former senior civil servant at the Treasury.

The community was open about Denkins' troubled past and the community's internal difficulties.

Youngstown's downtown, which once underscored the community's economic difficulties, is a site of new business growth.

This is acknowledgement of the LGBT community's history of difficulties with the health care system.

But, in terms of the black community's standing in this country, the difficulties we face are structural.

Financial difficulties limit the community's ability to use these services.

Now they are impractical for use in dealing with new kinds of threats, resulting in the European Community's difficulties in coping with the violence in the Balkans, where ethnic brush fires threaten to become conflagrations.

In community settings, difficulties relate to vehicle use and home visiting.

community in the difficulties of the fire and its aftermath.

"The aid community is having difficulties because of reluctance of donors because of security," said Paula Emerson, a United Nations regional coordinator.