Sentence examples for difficulties given from inspiring English sources

This process is not free of difficulties, given the phenomenon of coarticulation.

"There were major legal difficulties... given BAE's claim that the payments were made in accordance with the agreed contractual arrangements".

Governor Pataki's administration has had understandable start-up difficulties given the size and complexity of the welfare system.

The coalition of anti-globalists (notwithstanding the logistical difficulties, given the location) would love to stop it.

His first trip was in 1891 after becoming estranged from his wife and was facing financial difficulties given the unpopularity of his art.

Whichever way Hillary goes, she's going to run into difficulties, given that we don't settle for competence in our political candidates; we want them to be likable as well.

Technical difficulties gave the perfect caption to "Old Knit," the concert on Thursday at Town Hall.

Brachycephalic breeds can have difficulties giving birth naturally because of the disproportionate size of the puppies' heads, meaning that caesarean sections are often necessary.

We mourn the passing of our beloved niece and cousin, a lovely child who, in spite of her great difficulties, gave so much joy to those around her.

Several tourists said on social media they had been advised to use small denomination notes to help locals who may have difficulties giving change.

Dr. Sarkin's difficulties give Ms. Nutt a platform for a freewheeling, admirably accessible discussion of how the brain works and how it survives damage.