Sentence examples for difficulties of having from inspiring English sources

However, Swinson criticised some of the institutional difficulties of having a baby while being an MP.

It also hints at the difficulties of having a sensible discussion about drugs policy.

"The first season seems very prudent and well judged given the difficulties of having no subsidy," says Nick Starr.

Those who do almost no work fall into several thousand categories... Tells about the difficulties of having an overstaffed household.

So my story became more about the difficulties of having an elephantom and how you would go about getting rid of one.

Dr Woo's personal blog, which she wrote from Kabul, described life in the city from security clampdowns to the difficulties of having a ballgown made.

But then, I think that's related to the difficulty of having dreams in general".

"The difficulty of having access to food resources leads to massive migration, south-south migration [migration within developing countries].

"Limiting the number of bots you can use [through the difficulty of having multiple accounts] is a major stumbling block," says our bot man.

"We talk about our common problems: the difficulty of having a relationship with a woman, rising unemployment and drugs that we do to help us not get depressed".

We can probably skip his dig about the difficulty of having a cultural clash with a nation which doesn't happen to have one.