Sentence examples for difficulties pushed from inspiring English sources

The team originally planned the Channel crossing to coincide with the centenary of the Blériot flight last year, but technical difficulties pushed back the flight.

Technical difficulties pushed her start time back by nearly 40 minutes, and Minaj never appeared to rebound.

The intensified crackdowns on journalists, intellectuals, students and women activists followed by economic difficulties pushed vast numbers of young and educated Iranians into exile.

But the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer, which was to be taken to the International Space Station next month, ran into technical difficulties, pushing that mission to late November.

Attendants shouting at and scolding women at the time of childbirth appeared common across all regions when pregnant women had difficulties pushing, or wanted to deliver in a traditional position, such as kneeling [ 34, 35, 37, 42, 43, 60, 62, 66, 68– 77, 78] 78].

But even the greatest motivator would have difficulty pushing these teams to the playoffs.

Then paddocks full of cattle and a man approaching with difficulty, pushing his way through the cows.

He has difficulty pushing off the foot and is being evaluated on a day-to-day basis.

There is still strong resistance against joining the convention, and supporters are likely to face difficulty pushing the bill through a divided Parliament.

However, I soon realised I had severely underestimated the weight of the desk, and was having difficulty pushing it up the slight incline of West Hill.

He had called for a freeze in public-sector wages to fight rising debt and unemployment, but he had difficulty pushing through important economic and structural reforms because he governed with a one-vote margin in Parliament.