Sentence examples for difficulties brought from inspiring English sources

Liszt's pieces, on the other hand, are collections of difficulties brought together by high drama.

The problem compounds wider difficulties brought on by the economic downturn, said Laura Cohen, chief executive of the confederation.

Rushdie's difficulties brought many of his north London friends into a closer and warmer contact with officers of the Special Branch than they might ever have thought likely.

The introduction of the Moroccan franc to replace the peseta as currency, however, caused a great rise in the cost of living in the former Spanish area, along with difficulties brought on by the introduction of French-speaking Moroccan officials.

Last year, psychologists Simon Rietveld and Ilja van Beest at the University of Amsterdam shared the medicine Ig Nobel for their discovery that breathing difficulties brought on by asthma can be alleviated by repeated rollercoaster rides.

In this case, what were described as "mechanical difficulties" brought the show to a halt during a climactic fight between good (Spider-Man, played by Reeve Carney) and evil (the Green Goblin, played by Patrick Page) near the end of the first act.

Lags in demand and some difficulties bringing the factory in Fishkill into production have hurt I.B.M.'s earnings this year.

But despite a $7 billion annual research budget, Pfizer has had deep difficulties bringing new drugs to market.

As he put it, "Its rigor, its rugged insistence and its almost painful pianistic difficulties bring to my mind the intensity of the S-M experience".

But law enforcement officials involved in the case say Cardinal Law and other church leaders may not face indictment because of legal difficulties bringing potential criminal charges against them.

Whether it seems fair or not, obstacles present themselves for a reason and the experiences and introspection that these difficulties bring, allow us to evolve.