Sentence examples for difficulties pursued from inspiring English sources

But difficulties pursued him there, and in 1731 he moved to Edo and built still another kiln.

Although Williams had difficulties pursuing a career as a mathematical researcher, he urges young minorities to be persistent and never give up their dream.

But Mazhar says he has had difficulty pursuing this ideal through the usual channels.

Investigators looking into corruption by the Iraqi government "remain stymied by political resistance and lack of capacity and have difficulty pursuing cases involving complex crimes and high-level officials," the report said.

The difficulty pursuing the banks will be to prove that they somehow knew what they were doing.

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Saudi women have difficulty pursuing various tasks without their guardians' permission, including renting apartments, studying abroad or filing legal claims.

To avoid these difficulties we pursued further studies of the RON pathway in rodent fibroblast cell lines that have traditionally been used in transformation assays.

But he sees difficulties in pursuing other mergers in the meantime.

But whatever may be the difficulties in pursuing this ideal, he believed that it makes sense as an ambition.

Glen Keogh's post in the Guardian Northerner on the difficulties of pursuing a career in journalism in the north is one I sympathised with.