Sentence examples for difficulties for all of from inspiring English sources

"We have to bring the existing instabilities to a level of stability reasonably shortly, to prevent the contagion from really spilling over and creating some very significant further difficulties for all of us," Mr. Greenspan told the Senate Budget Committee.

The bad acts are problematic; but, it is the denials and the cover-ups that are worse and lead to difficulties for all of us in distinguishing fact from fiction.

At the other end of the spectrum, the B. cereus VD118 strain, which was only available in 100 bp reads, presented the greatest difficulties for all of the assemblers.

The degree of difficulty for all of them is high, as is the opportunity for distinction — or disaster.

The difficulty, for all of us, is that you don't know that you're playing yourself until you've already played yourself.

All sorts of police forces get into difficulty for all sorts of reasons - an obsession with speed cameras, a badly handled murder case or casual data retention which offends the civil liberties lobby but doesn't catch crooks.

"So the tax advantage that Monaco has is considered as unfair [by the clubs], especially in a period of economic difficulties for all clubs except Paris Saint-Germain," says Mr Haddouche.

Each account, however, faces difficulties in accounting for all the elements of the grateful response (though many of them do not actually purport to account for all the elements).

We roll our eyes at the hyperbolic talking points, but give James credit for not taking the bait when Nazr Mohammed shoved him in the chest in Game 3. James had the presence of mind to sit on his derrière from the supposed force of the contact, which underscored the difficulty for all Miami opponents of getting under the skin of a superstar who is as comfortable with himself as James has become.

The human impulses of trade and exchange, of cultural piggybacking, were, for all the difficulties of travel and time, strong enough to blend tribes and groups and peoples as varied as any we know now.

14 In theory, and similar to the graduations of a metric ruler, items should have the same difficulty for all diagnostic groups, regardless of the disease being measured.