Sentence examples for difficulties later from inspiring English sources
Second, the park is experiencing "technical difficulties," later upgraded to "a containment anomaly".
In a few isolated cases, many unnaturalized children face difficulties later in life, ranging from inconvenience to deportation.
They may become involved if family difficulties later develop – in either the "new" family or the surrogate's own family, or if parents separate.
With commercial pressures to minimize capital expenditure even at the expense of operational difficulties later in a project's life, it is important to have agreed methods of assessing under what circumstances a degree of additional expenditure to facilitate later upgrading is justified.
The brain develops so rapidly that children lacking early literary stimulation will likely sustain educational difficulties later in life.
And that can lead them into financial difficulties later on because they've blown all their money on generating B2B leads.
Sharapova had difficulty later understanding a tweet by Andy Murray's mother, Judy, and swore she had no idea who she was.
This theory ran into difficulty later in the century when atomic masses were found not to be integer multiples of the mass of a hydrogen atom.
Recalling Ms Sturgeon in her 20s, Ms Hyslop, said: "She was always quite guarded, to make sure that she didn't do or say anything that perhaps would cause difficulty later.
But researchers interviewed by Forbes said that, in a workplace climate where good looks are increasingly important, women who use beauty to their advantage -- as well as women who don't -- may face difficulty later in their careers.
Early reviews praised the game for its plot, gameplay, and difficulty; later reviews criticized it for that plot being overly outlandish, inconsistent level designs, and the game's difficulty level, in which the North American version was intentionally made harder than the Japanese version through limited continues, stronger enemies, and omission of a password system.
