Sentence examples for difficulties over a from inspiring English sources
But at the last minute the wedding was called off, with the newspapers reporting rumors of difficulties over a prenuptial agreement.
Only 5% of people blame the government for Northern Rock's difficulties; over a third think its handling of the crisis has been fair or good (see chart).
Last night's meeting with Donald Tusk, EU president, followed the template of last-minute difficulties over a deal that has essentially been done.
But participants in the drafting of the report have described its progress and difficulties over a period of seven months to The New York Times, which obtained the most recent version of the report.
Meanwhile, the government has found itself in difficulties over a range of cutbacks to social services and new revenue-raising measures, including the introduction of water metering and septic tank inspection charges.
Historical narratives suggest that people living on the fringes of the Okavango Delta have experienced difficulties over a long period of time.
Worries about Russian politics, difficulties over an IMF deal and a missed London Club payment sent the Moscow market down by 5.7%.
Risk factors associated with increases in behaviour difficulties over an 18-month period were summed to create a cumulative risk score, with this explanatory variable being added into a multi-level model.
The polls for now are leaning against the SNP who've got into difficulties over an independent Scotland's relationship with the EU.
His family would steam those clams over hardwood, but the recipe in "Hero Food" replaces the difficulties of cooking over a wood fire with the ease of adding some sautéed bacon and a healthy shower of pimentón, the Spanish smoked paprika, to a stovetop pot.
But an inability to conclude the TPP, combined with renewed difficulties over moving a controversial American marine base on the southern Japanese island of Okinawa, could make the inevitable professions of eternal friendship ring a little hollow.More broadly, so would another central boast of Mr Obama's diplomacy, the "pivot" or "rebalancing" of American interests towards Asia.
