Sentence examples for deeper difficulties from inspiring English sources

The Whitehall spending watchdog also warns that prison and probation budgets could come under further pressure from even slight changes in demand and would be placed in even deeper difficulties by any repeat of last summer's riots or a more punitive approach by the courts.

However, the project runs into deeper difficulties in relation to condition (3).

This gets to a deeper difficulty.

But her defection points to a deeper difficulty.

But the change in driving habits points to a deeper difficulty.

Philip's account fails to hit the spot because it doesn't acknowledge the deeper difficulty within our society: our lack of any form of public agreement about how we adjudicate between competing world views.

There is a deeper difficulty here, that the attitudes Fredrickson stresses are, as he says, "sets of beliefs" about the immutable awfulness of other races, rather than hostile feelings toward them.

But some of the problems arise from a deeper difficulty, which could, in the end, pose a real danger.That difficulty is that, for all the talk of "New Labour" and "modernisation", the leadership of the party still seems unsure of quite what it thinks about some basic philosophical issues.

But a deeper difficulty presents itself when we ask what is meant by "most properties".

I think there's a much deeper difficulty people have, though, which is that they aren't sure that it's actually the right thing to care about strangers so much.

But despite a $7 billion annual research budget, Pfizer has had deep difficulties bringing new drugs to market.