Sentence examples for difficulties attached from inspiring English sources

Before the match Strachan had stressed the difficulties attached to altering tactical systems for the second game of a double header.

Donohoe said it was clear at yesterday's Ecofin discussion that there are "considerable difficulties" attached to the taxation of the digital economy, as proposed in the French-led initiative.

The board's most recent actions -- prompted by an outcry over faulty state Regents tests -- illustrate some of the difficulties attached to such an approach, some more easily solved than others.

CB Richard Ellis's vice chairman for the New York metropolitan region, Jeffrey Dunne, made the point that the high desirability of affluent suburbs like Livingston may actually be tied up with the difficulties attached to developing in them.

We shall never figure out whether a deaf musician had simply lost contact with the sound of live performances and the technical difficulties attached, or whether the man who had earlier created such luxurious color schemes as the "Pastoral" Symphony just wanted his audience to squirm.

It is possible that with time the respondents better understand the difficulties attached to, and efforts made to accomplish, managerial tasks in this context.

At the bottom of the descent, Trubridge ran into difficulties attaching a tag to his leg, and said his ascent to the surface was "terrible".

Although every care has been taken in the preparation of The World in 2005, it has been pointed out that certain difficulties attach to the concept of time, and thus to the concept of "next year", adding a certain je ne sais quoi to our thoughts about the future.

The main breastfeeding problems reported were difficulties attaching the baby to the breast, difficulty breastfeeding a neonate and low milk supply (October 2004 to March 2005).

"I found myself defending plays that had difficulty attached to them.

Though they learned that the orphanage was, by the country's standards, quite nurturing, they had read that adopted children often have difficulty attaching to their new parents and feeling secure after a life that was anything but.