Sentence examples for difficulties in fighting from inspiring English sources
The New York billionaire is almost certain to face Clinton in November's election, but voters in Indiana also showed her difficulties in fighting this economic populism.
Jane Treays, the documentary maker, revealed in a piece for the Radio Times how the duke had acknowledged the difficulties in fighting poaching.
Responding to the charge, the Fire Department said in a statement released by City Hall that the real difficulties in fighting the fire were the high winds and an apartment door left open by a fourth-floor tenant, which allowed the fire to spread quickly.
Both sides experienced extreme difficulties in fighting in the thick jungles and tropical environment that existed in the battle area.
At points, he appeared exhausted when explaining the difficulties in fighting cases in which most of the government's evidence is too secret for him to ever actually look at.
One of the difficulties in fighting P. vivax stems from malaria relapses, caused by activation of dormant liver stage parasites, called hypnozoites (9).
Whether there is a connection or not, officials and other experts say, what happened just before the New Year points out yet again the fundamental difficulty in fighting such attacks, particularly in this nation near the front line of American efforts to combat terrorism.
This immune failure is illustrated by patients' difficulty in fighting the primary bacterial infection, decreased resistance to secondary nosocomial infections, and reactivation of viral infections that normally are solely pathogenic in immunocompromised hosts [ 4, 5].
The BJP is struggling to be rid of Mr Yeddyurappa, reflecting difficulties parties face in fighting graft.
There is however a narrative of failure that permeates some of the responses evidenced at this point and many of the women articulate the difficulty of maintaining control in fighting terms (interviews 3 and 7, [ 34, 25] described this battle as a function of uncertainty grounded in being an unequal participant in a medical world.
One of the difficulties faced by the division in fighting in the mountains was the lack of mountain artillery which could accompany the battalions in the field.
