Sentence examples for deepest difficulty from inspiring English sources

In his speech to the Conservative conference, Mr Duncan Smith said families in the "deepest difficulty" needed specific help.

"My biggest satisfaction was to learn, inexperienced as I was, that it is possible to find ways out of the deepest difficulties," says Mr Elkann.

This gets to a deeper difficulty.

But her defection points to a deeper difficulty.

They have a deep difficulty understanding the issues".

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

Jobs can be shed if need be, he says: 8,500 went in 1992, when Lufthansa was in deep difficulty.

"If another model of Shariah says that you have to resist, this will create a deep difficulty," said Abdulaziz Algasim, a Saudi lawyer.

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.

In 2008, only five NATO members met a target of spending a minimum of 2 percent of gross domestic product on defense; one of them, Greece, is in deep difficulty over its debts.