Sentence examples for difficulties should be from inspiring English sources

The response to budget difficulties should be "reducing spending, not reducing the amount of money that we put into the private sector, which is, after all, the key, our savior" in terms of the economy, the mayor said.

I.M.F. officials will probably send a mission to Buenos Aires soon to discuss how the economy's continued difficulties should be addressed, Mr. Dawson said, adding that the fund wants to see a budget surplus and more stable monetary policy.

Every neonatal unit should also have 24/7 access to a consultant neonatologist, either in the hospital or by telephone, to help with difficult cases, and babies with breathing difficulties should be helped by an expert in newborn resuscitation within five minutes of their birth.

But it states that the difficulties should be solved locally, by extension of contracts.

Not that the recent spate of difficulties should be considered severe - yet.

Difficulties should be anticipated based on thorough familiarity with the implant design and on evaluations of implant fixation and bone stock.

The latter difficulty should be fixed under the terms of our guarantee.

Neither cost nor technical difficulty should be a consideration when it comes to saving lives, argue some of the humanitarians I spoke to.

For them -- for ordinary Americans -- the reception they get abroad at this time of profound difficulty should be warmer than ever.

Therefore, course length, pace, scope, and difficulty should be considered in this light.

Thus, the item difficulty should be known before the item is presented to the test taker.