Sentence examples for difficulties in line from inspiring English sources

Through this process, when describing their concerns, siblings gave clear descriptions of their brother/sister's behavioural difficulties in line with those reported by their parents.

But he added that the bank's principal architect had been involved in planning for a new bank headquarters building in Riverhead and that there were difficulties in lining up construction crews, delaying progress.

The mode cranks the difficulty in line with however many players take part, and in the true spirit of co-op, the more friends you bring to the firefight, the more enjoyable it will be.

And while TPG remained interested in completing a leveraged buyout, it ran into difficulty in lining up additional partners.

"I think being bigger is now actually much worse because of the difficulty in lining up a larger pool of funds".

The retired detective said that the difficulty in lining up new customers was a reflection of his firm's success over the past 15 years.

"A big issue for everybody today is refinancing debt as it comes due," said Mr. Wainshal, the chief of Aircastle, which is based in Stamford, Conn. "I think being bigger is now actually much worse because of the difficulty in lining up a larger pool of funds".

However, similar genetic backgrounds and reduced genetic diversity cause difficulties in restorer line breeding in hybrid rice combination for drastically improving the heterotic effect and increasing hybrid rice yield.

To accommodate this difficulty and in line with their experimental regime, they embraced a differential concept of the gene.

But Ms. Molnar said there would be damaging effects, including difficulties in securing lines of credit without a new city contract to serve as collateral.

"I had a family with a child who had tremendous difficulty waiting in lines, waiting for anything," said Dr. Balamuth.