Sentence examples for day of difficulty from inspiring English sources

Day two (Cortina D'Ampezzo to Merano) moved from a three-star up to a four-star day of difficulty with three big climbs including Passo Pordoi at 2,239m the toughest.

Once you figure out some of the pattern, it'll be a bit more manageable because the clues are more on a Wednesday level of difficulty.

This is more like a "I'm an engineer that works with fiberglass and I have a free Sunday" level of difficulty.

The fashion company Fifth & Pacific Companies Inc. cut its profit outlook on Monday because of difficulties in selling its Juicy Couture brand products at full price.

BEIJING — An annual conference that helps set economic policy in China ended with a lengthy government statement Sunday warning of difficulties in the global economy as well as industrial overcapacity and financial-sector risks at home.

The latest problems followed major disruption at all airports on Saturday because of difficulties at the air traffic control company Nats, and an accident involving a landing aircraft at Stansted, Essex, on Tuesday meant no planes were able to land for around three hours.

But after negotiators called home to their capitals late Friday, talk of difficulties resumed.

DealBook Nasdaq Chief Suggest Further Merger Attempts Unlikely | Robert Greifeld, Nasdaq's chief executive, spoke on Wednesday of the difficulties in actually making money from mergers between exchanges, putting to rest speculation that his firm might be about to re-enter the market after its failed bid for NYSE Euronext.

One Pakistani woman was excluded on the first day of testing, because of difficulties in obtaining intravenous access.

Exploring the connections between demographic and socio-economic characteristics of older people, their report of difficulty with day-to-day activities and their receipt of support from different sources is an important step towards our understanding of the role each source plays in safeguarding the wellbeing of older people.

In this paper, we use three different self-reported measures of difficulty with day-to-day activities and mobility as predictors of the source of support received by older people, and these measures are explained in the next section in greater detail.