Sentence examples for difficulties for both from inspiring English sources

But the voting in Michigan pointed to larger difficulties for both Mr. Bush and Mr. McCain.

It may be a good idea to create difficulties for both you and your opponent.

The difficulties for both views are brought out by a fundamental aesthetic category: that of enjoyment.

This has created difficulties for both the drug companies and drug regulators.

Mr. Clinton, speaking just before greeting Mr. Arafat, said there were "risks and difficulties" for both sides.

Nonminimum phase property of a rotating elastic manipulator causes difficulties for both classical and neural network inverse model control.

Intermittent dysphonia within an utterance is common, but presents difficulty for both perceptual and objective voice evaluation.

Mr. Kim warned that failure of the United States to provide a credible answer "is causing difficulty" for both South Korea and the United States as they try to head off rising anti-American sentiment.

At it happened, the Williams-Pavlik fight was no less hypothetical than Jacobs's boxing career — the festive press conference has been followed by years of extraordinary difficulty, for both men.

At it happened, the Williams-Pavlik fight was no less hypothetical than Jacobs's boxing career the festive press conference has been followed by years of extraordinary difficulty, for both men.

The physiological response to cold exposure shapes the ability of insects to survive and thrive in these environments, and can be measured, without great technical difficulty, for both basic and applied research.