Sentence examples for difficulties as it from inspiring English sources

The commander, Gen. Ray Odierno, said Friday that the terrorist group in Iraq had "lost connection" to Al Qaeda's central leadership in Pakistan and would face difficulties as it tried to promote new officers for its efforts to topple the Iraqi government and establish havens.

Not only are these the UK's biggest ever warships, but the stealth aircraft due to go on board - the Lightning II - is turning out to be the most expensive warplane ever developed by America and its partners, and is still suffering technical difficulties as it is developed.

Translation difficulties, as it turned out, accounted for some of the misunderstanding.

Toys R Us is also facing financial difficulties as it plans to close stores under an insolvency deal.

Mr. Fernandes disputes analysts' warning that AirAsia is likely to run into more difficulties as it goes international.

This gap in perspective grows especially wide whenever the economy experiences short-run difficulties, as it is now.

Fringed, like most French cities, by concrete social-housing blocks, Lille faces a catalogue of difficulties as bleak as it is familiar: drugs, gangs, joblessness, crime.

The Knowledge test is renowned for its difficulty as it comprises a written exam, a series of interviews in which the candidate must describe the shortest route between two destinations, as well as a practical driving test.

Nova has had difficulties, as well.

There are other practical difficulties as well.

There are other difficulties as well.