Sentence examples for difficulties linked to from inspiring English sources
"He spoke about personal difficulties linked to his work and family life which might have led him to commit his crime".
The previous one said he could not alone "solve the difficulties linked to a poor city that suffers from 50 years of immigration and a tradition of banditry".
This change is bound to be welcomed by the British and the French, also involved in Afghanistan, but aware from past experience of the difficulties linked to counterinsurgencies.
"He spoke about personal difficulties linked to his work and family life which might have led him to commit his crime," said the source.
"Difficulties linked to poor knowledge of wheat cultivation, animals wandering into fields, late preparation of plots and the absence of selective herbicides in Mauritania have held them back," he said.
The interviewees asserted that they could easily overcome the difficulties linked to bureaucratic procedures, i.e. papers to dispatch or permission to be obtained from local government (85.7%).
In addition, in reality, competitions are structured into categories according to the technical level of difficulty linked to the technical ability of horses (horses considered to be the "best" meet their peers).
Home delivery subscribers, who were given free access, often had difficulty linking to their accounts online.
For a while Mr. Segel's early career difficulties seemed linked to Mr. Apatow's own: after "Freaks and Geeks" was canceled, he wanted to cast Mr. Segel as the star of "Undeclared," a college sitcom for Fox.
These difficulties are linked to age-related changes in sensorial, cognitive, physical, and self-perception abilities.
