Sentence examples for difficulties led to from inspiring English sources

Political unrest and economic difficulties led to states of emergency in 1965 and 1970.

The RFU's long-running financial difficulties led to Capello going unpaid for seven months until February.

Fry's continuing financial difficulties led to him seeking bankruptcy during the summer.

Global financial difficulties led to a sharp downturn in industrial activity in Syria in early 2009.

Subsequent economic difficulties led to mounting criticism within and outside the DP, to which the government responded with increasing repression.

One reason for United's consolidation was a strong push to cut costs, particularly after operational difficulties led to reduced revenue last year.

This protection ordinarily results in the holders' receiving priority treatment in the event that financial difficulties lead to a reorganization.

Rather than producing weapons faster, the opposite effect occurs, as the inevitable technological difficulties lead to cost overruns and developmental delays.

These difficulties lead to higher requirements for coordination.

Calculation difficulties lead to considerable disadvantages in academic and occupational activities.

These technical difficulties lead to incorrect assessment of pleural effusion, lung consolidation and alveolar-interstitial syndrome.