Sentence examples for difficulties in the future from inspiring English sources
Mr. Fischer said he expected difficulties in the future.
Any government that runs into difficulties in the future will have the Greek option of devaluation as an alternative to endless austerity.
I believe people's non-violent fight will conquer more difficulties in the future, and I feel more confident about China having a bright future".
Following the verdict, Andrew Smith QC, prosecuting, told the court there was a high risk of the baby experiencing learning difficulties in the future.
Europe should create a rainy day fund to help any countries that get into financial difficulties in the future, said IMF managing director Christine Lagarde.
"We were concerned that if we didn't do anything about it sooner, we would be in severe difficulties in the future," Mary Ann Swain, the provost and vice president for academic affairs, said.
With respect to the permit condition program in general, the Commission should have little difficulty in the future in utilizing its expertise to demonstrate a specific connection between provisions for access and burdens on access produced by new development.
Stephanie McCrummen and Josh Dawsey report: "In the purported recording, which would constitute a serious breach of White House security, [White House Chief of Staff John] Kelly is heard complaining about her 'significant integrity issues' and saying he wants to make her departure 'friendly' and without 'any difficulty in the future relative to your reputation.'. . .
The club have invested heavily on and off the pitch over the past 12 months, but Howe says he has no concerns that it could lead to financial difficulty in the future.
