Sentence examples for concerns about the difficulty from inspiring English sources
Long-held concerns about the difficulty of ferrying thousands of fans to remote locations such as Rustenburg were borne out as large queues formed.
The initiative, announced a day before official figures will show whether Britain has avoided a third extended contraction in five years, underlines concerns about the difficulty British companies still face in raising cash after the financial crisis.
Still, the incidents are expected to raise further concerns about the difficulty of isolating genetically modified crops from others because of cross-pollination or the mixing of seeds in processing or during shipment.
In a joint letter to Mr Huhne, the groups' leaders expressed anger that none of them had been made aware of BP's "public consultation exercise" about the well – which ended last week without a single response from the public – and raised concerns about the difficulty of coping with a deep-water oil leak in the hostile conditions of the North Atlantic.
Furthermore, pastoralists shared concerns about the difficulty of passing on herding knowledge and expertise to their children.
This suggests that concerns about the difficulty of scaling down STW schemes in the recovery may not be very important.
The idea sprang from concerns about the difficulties of funding local community projects.
There are concerns about the difficulties recruiting doctors, as well as the outflow from the profession and people leaving to pursue careers abroad.
My husband is disabled, and Leslie Mastin's concerns about the difficulties of public access while using a wheelchair ("Spinning Our Wheels," Op-Ed, Jan . 1 struck a deep chord.
The government's plans to stop higher rate taxpayers claiming child benefit were thrown into confusion today when a Treasury adviser and a senior Conservative MP raised concerns about the difficulties of implementing the ban.
Mr. McCain had previously described aspects of his health care plan but on Tuesday offered new details on how to cover people with existing health problems, in a nod to the growing concerns about the difficulties that many sick, older and low-income people have getting insurance.
