Sentence examples for difficulties a second from inspiring English sources

Those close to him told investigators that he had seemed despondent recently and had been facing financial difficulties, a second law enforcement official briefed on the investigation said.

The first, Monsoon Wedding, takes viewers through the chaos of wedding in contemporary India, while Bend it Like Beckham focuses on the difficulties a second-generation South Asian girl faces in balancing her parents’ expectations with her “modern” Western interests.

But after one potential candidate developed financial difficulties and a second declined to switch parties, the Republicans approached Mr. Livingston, who eagerly agreed to run.

But he expects few difficulties raising a second round.

From the viewpoint of invasiveness and the difficulties of a second surgery, the risks of surgical treatment should not be considered less serious.

In addition to these endings, if the player collects all of Josh's pictures or clears the game on the "hard" difficulty, a first-person post-credits scene is played where Alex finds Josh sitting on the bottom bunk of his bed and Josh takes a picture of Alex with a camera.

An example of a bottleneck is when people have difficulty detecting a second target if it appears on screen a few tenths of a second after an initial one.

In a speed-dating study conducted at Columbia University, Asian men also had the most difficulty getting a second date.

A common finding in this paradigm is increased difficulty detecting a second target if it follows closely in time a first target (Raymond et al. 1992).

"What we see is that they are not having difficulties finding a first job, it's the move up," Mr. Hammond said.

Such difficulties were a first for Southwest, a low-cost pioneer that had previously relied on folksy, family-style labour relations.