Sentence examples for difficulties building from inspiring English sources

First, India faces real economic difficulties, building up to a type of crisis, as I explained here last week.

Van Gaal was operating with his least orthodox system yet, a 3-3-2-2 3-3-2-2 3-3-2-2 3-3-2-2h the fit-again Daley Blind among the centre-backs and Di María in attack with Van Persie – and Koeman said he had set out his team in the knowledge that United have "diformations building up with theee centre-halves".

"You know they have difficulties building up with three centre-backs.

The 2006 findings were that although most CCs had tried to work on cancer issues with Indigenous communities, there had been difficulties building and sustaining relationships (Table  1).

But that longevity also presents challenges for Ms. Hartzler, who has faced difficulty building name recognition.

But Iran had great difficulty building the machines and obtaining the special steel.

TiVo has had difficulty building alliances with cable companies, who are not generally interested in showcasing competing brands.

In the past, I had a lot difficulty building a team; now I am in difficulty when I choose the players.

The days of limitless payrolls for teams like the Rangers are over, and Glen Sather and other general managers have had difficulty building winning rosters under the cap system.

But Vertigo, whose slate includes fantasy, horror and speculative fiction outside of the publisher's mainstream lineup, has had difficulty building an audience and developing new properties.

Yet even Braun has had difficulty building on the success of another 2012 novelty smash by one of his artists – Carly Rae Jepsen's Call Me Maybe.