Sentence examples for difficulties saying from inspiring English sources
He continues as an executive now because his father has great difficulties saying the obvious.
Mr. Mohamud acknowledged the difficulties, saying in his inauguration remarks that security was the nation's paramount issue.
He also acknowledged the difficulties, saying that such a plan would depend on approval by the State Legislature.
Over the preceding hour, Ms. Kidman had occasionally made self-deprecating references to her personal difficulties, saying things like, "Problems?
Trump refused to answer further questions about Kushner's possible legal difficulties, saying only, "I wish Garrett well".
He also cited Bolivians' eating habits rather than economic difficulties, saying that people preferred to sell quinoa "in order to buy chicken or Coca-Cola".
There were difficulties,' says Cheadle, carefully.
The recession is amplifying these difficulties, says McCall.
"This team has to face a lot of difficulties," said Luiz Felipe Scolari, Brazil's head coach.
"Tough times are really biting and people are in some real difficulties," says Ms Wayman.
Such feelings can reflect other, more serious psychological difficulties, says Barbara Jennings, a senior lecturer at Norwich Medical School.
