Sentence examples for current difficulties to from inspiring English sources

He and I have had some very good chats these past few weeks, and during those chats it has become clear to me that Ron is both utterly determined and uniquely equipped to lead our team through its current difficulties to great successes in the future.

He and I have had some very good chats these past few weeks, and during those chats it has become clear to me that Ron is both utterly determined and uniquely equipped to lead our team through its current difficulties to great successes in the future," he added.

In a final letter to Dr Southall in February this year, Ms Doran - who in 2005 had advised Keele's vice-chancellor that "we may... wish to take a view that we don't want him as an emeritus professor because of adverse publicity on the university" - insisted that the decision not to confer the title had been "no reflection on the current difficulties to which you refer".

Analysts said that the widening problems at SK Group and other conglomerates, coming against the backdrop of nuclear tensions with North Korea and uncertainty about developments in the Middle East, were beginning to create a crisis atmosphere in South Korea, even though the country's current difficulties appear to be far less severe than they were during the economic crisis of 1997 and 1998.

As for Woonsocket, its current difficulties came to light last fall when the school district revealed a huge, unanticipated budget shortfall.

The Article next shows our current difficulties indeed to have stemmed from a classic credit-fueled asset price bubble first in the stock, then in the housing markets over the decade ending in 2006.

However, the current technical difficulties to purify large quantities of the mammalian NFS1/ISD11 complex prevent such an approach.

Our results highlight the importance of current economic difficulties to mental health problems.

The persona should include details like their age, education, professional history, access to technology, idealized goals and current difficulties with regard to the task in question.

Correction: March 27 , 2005 Sunday An essay on Page 12 of the Book Review today about Harvard and its current difficulties refers incorrectly to Princeton's financial aid program for students from less affluent families.

They explain their current difficulties in adjusting to life as displaced people and express their hopes for the future, with one pondering on the meaning of the word 'refugee' itself.