Sentence examples for difficulties could be from inspiring English sources

Zarif suggested that the difficulties could be finessed.

Mr. Monti, however, expressed optimism that such difficulties could be overcome and efforts coordinated across borders.

Mr Cameron's own mosaic of local difficulties could be serious, but that awaits the settling of the dust.

He said he did not know if they would vote for him, but added that they nonetheless gave him hope that difficulties could be overcome.

In an interview on Saturday, Mr. Ghannouchi said Tunisia's difficulties could be "contained," saying he was not worried that the country would devolve into violence.

If losses are anything like as bad as the 200 council seats party strategists are briefing, then any momentum built up on the back of the government's recent difficulties could be lost.

I saw that the difficulty could be overcome.

If so, and there was plenty of young wood that should have been flowering, the difficulty could be last year's drought.

But the latter difficulty could be cleared up if manufacturers would design cans that looked the same whichever end was up, like playing cards.

So he decided to investigate Britons' problems with installing and working with the latest technology, and consider how much of the difficulty could be blamed on manufacturers.

Separation was 4.31, meaning four prompt difficulty could be separated into four groups.