At this time, my working hypothesis is that the US planned to preside over an enormously complex and difficult Iraqi upheaval with far too few troops to do the job and that it has never corrected its initial error.
He was trying to do well in school, but it was difficult with all the upheaval in his life.
At times, it was difficult to ignore the political upheavals on campus--as a black person, if you did not take part in political protests, you were often intimidated and labelled a sellout.
Students, whom the government always fears upsetting, face the most difficult employment prospects since the upheaval in Tiananmen Square 20 years ago.
Wily suspects may try to raise their baseline readings artificially (by doing mental arithmetic, for example), making later fibs more difficult to detect.In this section Upheaval in the north A rumbling in the valleys Back in England, something stirs Soldiers of fortune A warning signal Ministry of truth Alone at last ReprintsEnthusiasts claim that their machines can spot liars with 90% accuracy.
This impending divorce will be full of life lessons, powerful emotions, difficult changes and lots of upheaval, but it will also be full of opportunities.
The country's upheavals made location shooting difficult, and the sound track needed reconstitution in Germany, but solid matter remained in the symbolic story of a family seeking refuge in an abandoned Baghdad house.
The upheaval illustrates just how difficult it will be for the authorities to slash the civil service payroll.
In "Reborn," she had the most to say about her life during periods of upheaval, when taking another difficult step in the making of herself.
The Saints' defense is in transition under the new coordinator Steve Spagnuolo, and it is difficult to gauge if the off-season turmoil, and the upheaval on the coaching staff, took a toll on the team's performance and psyches.
What happened in New Orleans is a catastrophe of so large a scale, it is difficult to comprehend the extent of the upheaval.
