Sentence examples for difficulties are expected from inspiring English sources

Turkey's difficulties are expected to be a major topic of discussion this weekend, when world finance ministers gather in Washington to discuss the world economy.

Difficulties are expected from detecting wear particles from these resultant images.

The most challenging item was "Was physically active?" and the least challenging item was "Able to talk to parent(s) when wanted to?" It is not surprising that Physical Well-being was the most challenging dimension, since this aspect of HRQoL is the one where impairments and difficulties are expected for the survivors, related to complications because of diagnosis and treatment.

Children with learning difficulties were expected to have difficulty in completing the KIDSCREEN questionnaire themselves.

There are no compulsory elements at the elite and international levels in rhythmic gymnastics, although at least two superior moves (three at the Olympics) and six elements of difficulty are expected to be executed in any one exercise.

It has been suggested that it is culturally more acceptable for women in any society to express their difficulties while men are expected to bear their problems with greater self control and to be reluctant to admit symptoms of distress.

This suggests that the desire to perform well in comparison with one's peers may influence the affective response to task difficulty expectations and enhance learning for low-difficulty tasks that are expected to be difficult.

Until the dust settles from this latest round of difficulties, large equipment suppliers are expected to retrench, focusing on sales to their largest clients, big local phone companies and large foreign companies like Deutsche Telekom and France Télécom.

In one, there is challenge and difficulty; in the other, kids are expected to try for good grades, but even this, as in every other aspect of their experience, has been padded over with fun and "support".

Such are the funding difficulties faced by the team, who are expected to clinch their place at Sochi when they take part in a qualifier in St Moritz this weekend, that Watts says there are no guarantees a trip to Russia can be financed.

Despite these difficulties the utility's 2002 profits are expected to rise 4% over 2001.