Sentence examples for difficulties coming up from inspiring English sources
The writers had difficulties coming up with an idea for the end of the episode.
"We have really had difficulties coming up with funding for the refugees," Ekoko told VICE News.
Oswald said the lag in testing Sochi samples stemmed from a difficulty coming up with a suitable method of detecting whether bottles — previously considered tamper-proof — had been manipulated.
In Louisiana, State Senator Donald E. Hines, a Democrat who is also a family physician, said: "We were not able to take advantage of some of the federal money because we had difficulty coming up with the state matching money.
Even with $300 billion in the recent budget agreement to spend on drug benefits and other changes in Medicare in the next 10 years, lawmakers have had difficulty coming up with a realistic, affordable plan.
Mr. Eastland, a cousin of James O. Eastland, the powerful Democrat who served as a United States senator for 36 years until his retirement in 1978, handled three petitions, including that of Wayne Harris, a convenience store owner from Calhoun City who said he had difficulty coming up with the money to pay Mr. Eastland's fee, which he said was $10,000.
Sixty-seven percent of middle-class workers earning between $50,000 and $100,000 would have difficulty coming up with $1,000 to cover an unexpected bill.
Beyond that, I'm having a bit of difficulty coming up with too many scenarios in which this phone + smart speaker configuration is particularly useful.
BeCouply was founded by real-life couple Becky Cruze and Pius Uzamere (an MIT computer science grad) after they had difficulty coming up with fun new date ideas.
