Sentence examples for difficulties grow from inspiring English sources

The charities regulator in Scotland has reviewed private schools there and told three, including Fettes, Mr Blair's alma mater, to demonstrate that they provide a "public benefit" or risk losing this perk.As their domestic difficulties grow, though, Britain's private schools suck in ever more pupils from across the world.

If this bifurcation presents a problem for adequately delineating the field of philosophy, the difficulties grow tenfold or more with respect to philosophy of education.

Much will be — rightly — made of Redmayne's performance later in the film, as the years wear on and Hawking's speaking and movement difficulties grow.

I was faced with a lot of profound difficulties growing up.

His company biography describes his difficulties growing up in the depths of the Depression in central California.

Flu vaccine fell into short supply this year when the four manufacturers licensed to make it had difficulties growing one of three flu strains.

It had difficulties growing syphilis in the laboratory, and its tests on rabbits and chimpanzees told it little about how penicillin worked in humans.

When I asked her, how could that be true when I wrote the book about a time some twenty to thirty years past, she said she was dealing with the same difficulties growing up biracial as the book's protagonist.

His troubled, genius brother, Aidan, recalls their difficulties growing up with their bitter father, who never got over losing a leg in the war or the death of his beloved wife.

Acuff points out that big-cap growth companies are having difficulties growing their top line, a problem that's likely to trickle down to the bottom line.

A few weeks ago, a video entered wide circulation in the tech press for two reasons: 1) it featured lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT Appleemployeeses talking about their difficulties growing up.