And for all the pitfalls and difficulties, not all avoided, it acquits itself admirably.
But it is a symptom of economic difficulties, not just a cause of them".
Today, families have difficulties not only of employment, but of survival".
He traces most of these difficulties not to any enmity he has aroused but to the art world's defensiveness.
Opponents of the plan also point out that there could be theoretical legal difficulties, not least with the European Commission.
Julie Gilhart, the fashion director of Barneys, attributed Mr. Bartlett's difficulties not to a lack of talent but to a dearth of business mettle.
If you are a novelist who relies on your own life to provide the raw material of your fiction, then there will be difficulties, not least for posterity.
In the episodes to come there are some heartwarming moments of good kids who are just having difficulties, not necessarily badly behaved kids.
But engagement in Syria itself is fraught with difficulties, not least because it would look like collaboration with the Assad regime.
Instead, he has made himself an armchair expert on a kitchen's basest stresses and difficulties — not cooking good food, but what's really fucking hot and really fucking hard.
The Bank of Japan, faced with economic difficulties not too different from those we face today, purchased debt on a huge scale between 1997 and 2003.
