Sentence examples for difficulties added from inspiring English sources

And then technical difficulties added to that nuttiness.

Charles I made no changes in the coinage until the Civil War (when Parliament coined in London and the King's mint traveled with him); the King's financial difficulties added many new coins to the English series.

David Cameron said the chancellor was "clearly in serious difficulties", adding: "I think what matters is that the prime minister either backs him or sacks him".

* Perry will have no such difficulties, adding five years of service in the United States Air Force to his narrative of patriotic service to America.

The documentary explores the mind-boggling challenges of such a momentous feat, while the encounters with the people of the Sahara and their own difficulties add a layer of contemplation to an already gripping adventure.

Under Secretary of State William J. Burns told a Senate committee on Thursday that force was not the answer to Bahrain's difficulties, adding, "We've urged both the government and the opposition parties to engage in dialogue".

It is possible that sickness absence sets negative social processes in motion and that these difficulties add to the troubles causing the sickness absence in the first place and challenges returning to and retaining work.

A difficulty added in World Tour is Beginner, which only requires the player to strum to the basic rhythm; holding the fret buttons becomes unnecessary.

He said he was in a "difficulty", adding: "The difficulty is very simple.

Cigna has had difficulty adding customers as American employers have cut jobs.

VICE PRESIDENT AL GORE was saying, "The occasion is piled high with difficulty," adding, "We must rise with the occasion".