Sentence examples for difficulties in building from inspiring English sources

There were many difficulties in building.

He acknowledged the bewildering difficulties in building the institutions of democracy from scratch.

Suri has had short fiction published in the New Yorker; in this first novel, he shows some familiar difficulties in building a larger structure.

But the debates over high-speed rail have highlighted the difficulties in building major transportation projects in America under its current brand of federalism.

The onetime enlisted man, Robert J. Stevens, now heads Lockheed Martin, the giant contractor that has repeatedly run into difficulties in building the plane.

This opens up right to buy to an additional 1.3m households, without addressing the net housing shortage and difficulties in building new homes faced by local authorities and housing associations.

But nor should we be under any illusions about the difficulty in building such a society.

The Daily also illustrates the difficulty in building a digital media brand.

The main difficulty in building the Federation Tower is that such a building has never been attempted in Moscow.

"Production and Domination: Afghanistan, 1747-1901" analyzes the nation's difficulty in building a centralized state in terms of its economic backwardness.

The Germans' increasing difficulty in building up their forces with fresh drafts of men and equipment was reflected in the increased delay that year in opening the summer offensive.