Sentence examples for difficulties leaving from inspiring English sources

Furcal's correct age was revealed when he experienced visa difficulties leaving the Dominican Republic.

Artists spend quantities of time and energy finding ways to keep making high-quality work in the face of financial difficulties, leaving little opportunity to challenge cuts publicly.

"This has resulted in Jack suffering long-term, major, personality and behavioural difficulties leaving him with serious problems with his memory, ability to concentrate, planning and organising skills and suffers from aggression and anger management issues and extreme fatigue".

They were about an eagle he had just holed from the fourth fairway; what he would tell children in Colombia who wanted to be like him; his reactions to a recent visit to the White House; the difficulties leaving his children when he traveled; and his thoughts about his father having compared him to Gandhi in a late 1990s Sports Illustrated article.

For the present study, scans of one patient and one control were discarded because of non-compliance with task instructions and technical difficulties leaving data of 24 patients [52 74 years of age, 17 females, mean age ± SD = 60.3 ± 6.0 years] and 13 control subjects (50 76 years of age, nine females, mean age ± SD = 60.1 ± 8.3 years) for further analysis.

The following outline of issues were addressed: Description of the steps to get to the clinic, identifying hurdles (queuing, scheduling, difficulties leaving the workplace); Views on TB and its consequences; Expectations regarding the diagnostic process; Assessment of how the diagnostic process was handled to this point; Main concerns and worries.

But difficulties left many struggling, he added.

The withdrawal of director Abbas Kiarostami because of visa difficulties left the production rudderless despite the best efforts of associate director Elaine TylElainel.

Cain and Perry's difficulties leave few options for conservatives seeking an alternative to Romney as the Republican challenger to President Barack Obama.

The above difficulties leave the situation murkier than we would wish.

A second influential proposal for dealing with the difficulties left pending by the information-theoretic approach and for showing that some non-mental things can exhibit intentionality has been Ruth Millikan's (1984 , 1993 2000, 2004) teleosemantic approach.