Sentence examples for continues to have difficulty from inspiring English sources

"The U.S.P.S. continues to have difficulty defining, identifying and classifying its Internet-related initiatives, including e-commerce initiatives," the report said.

Mr. Romney, meanwhile, continues to have difficulty earning the support of Tea Party advocates and other conservatives in the Republican Party.

It's even a really great way to explain Twitter, something that Twitter itself continues to have difficulty doing.

Arnauld adds that he continues to have difficulty with Leibniz's account of "the possibility of things" and his conception of God as choosing the actual world out of an infinity of possible worlds, a point on which Leibniz agreed with Malebranche.

The New York Times continues to have difficulty acknowledging the undeniable success of the President's decision to surge an additional 30,000 troops into Iraq.

Many concerned with avoiding another financial crisis argue that these root causes have not been addressed; Wall Street continues to operate with moral hazard and Congress continues to have difficulty policing those on whom it relies to get re-elected to office.

Although Rubens Barrichello, the other Ferrari driver, returns to his home race second in the series, he continues to have difficulties.

General Atlantic, which has been in Brazil for 10 years, appears to be making a bet on an expanding financial services sector and middle class even as the country's growth continues to weaken and it continues to have difficulties improving competitiveness.

He said the city continued to have difficulty hiring new officers and maintaining its seasoned officers.

"Apple will continue to have difficulty," said Charles Smulders, an analyst for Gartner Dataquest.

[C6.] Japanese Carmakers Continue to Surpass U.S. Rivals Even though General Motors and Ford continued to have difficulty selling cars at home, they did show some improvement last month.