Sentence examples for difficulties lying from inspiring English sources

The dispute over the R-Urban project also reveals the difficulties lying ahead for the soon-to-be-created Metropolis of Greater Paris.

Then, they are saying more about the difficulties lying on the mental state of the accused can become a problem on a legal scale.

The children were given the opportunity to get an extra training session when they were able to lie still in the mock scanner, but without the recorded sounds at maximal volume, or when they had difficulties lying motionless in the scanner for 5 min.

Defeating the regime was expected to be easy; the real difficulties lie ahead.

But the greatest difficulties lie in the different cultures and values of health and social care.

But for me, personally, Beethoven might be more difficult - his difficulties lie somewhere else.

It is here, reportedly, that some of the difficulties lie for the investigators.

Rather, the main source of the president's new difficulties lies in his own movement.

The major difficulties lie in two facts.

The difficulties lie in material conversion efficiency, module design, and thermal system management.

Mr Paterson explained difficulties lay in the fact the operation was dealing with a wild animal.