Sentence examples for difficulties by a series from inspiring English sources
Portuguese attempted to overcome its difficulties by a series of governmental reforms during the 20th century, but, in spite of official agreements between Portugal and Brazil in 1931 and 1945, there was little consistency in usage, with Brazilian writers, especially, remaining more conservative (i.e., etymological).
Trump's difficulties were compounded by a series of controversies, including the arrest of his campaign manager on allegations of manhandling a reporter in Florida, and a statement — which Trump quickly revised — that the candidate would support punishing women who have an abortion if the procedure were banned.
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Since Compton's schools were seized by the state in 1993 because of financial and academic difficulties, the district has been run by a series of administrators appointed by the state's superintendent of public instruction.
Ms. Martin, who is too old to audition for "Idol" next year and whose ambitions to make the show have been complicated by a series of personal difficulties, was crestfallen.
But almost immediately Trump ran into difficulties, owing to a series of tactical miscues.
Mental health difficulty is a series of impairments.
Axelsen and Flood replaced her, and entered into a duet of their own, marked by a series of slow movements whose difficulty was accentuated by their being performed with the feet in forced arch.
The barrage of outrage sparked by the "Ya Chole" advertisement, however, demonstrated the government's difficulties recharging its discourse around the reforms that were pushed off the public agenda by a series of security crises and corruption scandals, beginning with the 43 students disappeared after they were attacked by police a year ago.
In profiles, much was made of Yorke's childhood difficulties, the fact that he was born with one eye fixed shut and only subsequently half-opened by a series of failed operations.
