Sentence examples for difficulties according to from inspiring English sources

Conducting a project of this scale in a developing country like Honduras is not without its difficulties, according to Christakis.

But the meeting was postponed because of Mr. Abbas's scheduling difficulties, according to the Palestinian information minister, Nabil Amr.

Almost all families with disabled children are suffering from financial difficulties, according to a report published today.

Even with aid from the government, a combination of G.M. and Chrysler could still face grave financial difficulties, according to the credit rating agency Standard & Poor's.

When they do come to buy, those in their 40s and over, face particular difficulties, according to David Hollingworth of mortgage broker London & Country.

For that to happen, the D.S.L. industry must overcome its recent difficulties, according to a recent study by Cahners In-Stat, a technology research company.

Mr. Dworman denies he was in financial difficulty, according to his spokesman.

Nelson Mandela has is breathing without difficulty, according to the South African president's office.

The degree of difficulty, according to Mitchell, the grocery manager, depends which side of Florida Street someone lives on.

This allows the teacher or moderator to set constraints that give the right measure of difficulty according to the participant's fluency in the target language.

One difficulty, according to several participants, is that the new system has not provided proper incentives to companies to build new transmission lines.