Sentence examples for difficulties down from inspiring English sources

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For him, the main point of a large seed round is not to offset possible fundraising difficulties down the line, but because there will be a need for early investment to follow through against larger competitors, including the need to hire top talent (there are currently 15 people working there).

In other words, in this economic climate, a car can't simply be a good deal; it has to be a good deal as well as suit that particular driver's needs, and offer little in the way of hassle or other difficulties down the road.

26 Children aged 0 19 years were recruited if they had any of the following conditions: cerebral palsy, brain injury, developmental difficulties, Down syndrome, spina bifida, autism, physical disability, developmental disability, pervasive developmental disorder, or a chronic medical condition.

Attempts to assist women emotionally with a difficult pregnancy by shielding them from potential difficulties down the road not only brings up a myriad of ethical issues, it may backfire and further isolate them by contributing to the uncertainty and lack of understanding women in this study expressed when it came to their health and their baby's health.

Participants had no difficulty downing the high-fiber diet; it contained nothing weird or unpalatable.

Amid growing criticism that ministers do not understand how far they are driving families into financial difficulty, Downing Street on Wednesday suggested nobody should need to use food banks, which are expected to help 230,000 people this year.

This pattern is consistent with the findings of Beauregard and colleagues [ 11], who found that individuals with MDD reported relatively greater difficulty down-regulating feelings of sadness.

It is certainly true that those with such problems find it very hard to communicate, and have difficulties holding down jobs.

His learning difficulties and Down's Syndrome had been listed as reasons for the DNR, among others including the fact he was unable to swallow and bed-bound.

One child in the control group with severe learning difficulties had Down's syndrome.