Sentence examples for difficulties made from inspiring English sources

In some ways, the health difficulties made me stronger.

After the war, Drohobycz became part of the Soviet Union, and bureaucratic difficulties made searching for the murals nearly impossible.

Bruce and Younghusband sought permission to mount an Everest expedition beginning in the early 1900s, but political tensions and bureaucratic difficulties made it impossible.

Shortly after a Milwaukee school's difficulties made local headlines, the city signed a contract with the company to open a publicly funded school focusing on "entrepreneurism and personal wealth development".

Their marriage difficulties made Eliot ill, but Crawford points to these periods of illness as his most productive, and suggests that Vivienne a sort of accidental muse may have provoked suffering vital to the creation of his masterpiece.

The company, beset by financial difficulties, made cutbacks at a casino in Atlantic City that prompted New Jersey regulators to strip it of its license there; that set off a cascade of fresh financial problems.

But de Jesus had great difficulties making her original payments.

These difficulties make it all the more dangerous to wield a legislative or regulatory cudgel.

Dmitri Chernov was near despair as he recounted his difficulties making ends meet.

"Social difficulties make people demand more redistribution of wealth," he said.

For Mr Brown, however, the political difficulties make this "a non-starter".