Sentence examples for difficulties that followed from inspiring English sources

Poor management was seen as having contributed to the scandal and the financial difficulties that followed.

Sturridge was bright and lively and eager to impress even if, with a touch better finishing, he probably ought to have spared his new employers the difficulties that followed.

Still, he insists that "removing Saddam from power was the right decision": "for all the difficulties that followed, America is safer without a homicidal dictator pursuing WMD and supporting terror at the heart of the Middle East".

Counting strokes, however, does not measure many of the neuropsychological difficulties that follow a stroke.

Moreover, while greater efficiency might be achieved in the proposed treatments, patients and families may be better prepared for the subsequent difficulties that follow hospital discharge.

In general, GPs graded the five situations in the order of difficulty that followed the expected pattern of the intervention gradation (i.e. Yes, Maybe, No) (Table 2).

She was able to extricate the intemperate Voltaire from many personal and political difficulties, such as those that followed the publication of his Lettres philosophiques in 1734.

Much of the questioning that followed demonstrated the difficulties of putting this vision into effect.

That difficulty was evident at the afterparty that followed, at East Village haunt, Elvis Guesthouse despite a rousing set from producer and DJ Ross Menuez, the kids were pooped.

It was twenty-nine yeago ago that budget problems obstructed Mario Cuomo's presidential campaign, and those difficulties have only grown in the years that followed.

Parallels with medical treatises suggest that, after first raising difficulties about medical knowledge in these matters, Alcmaeon may have gone on to assert that these difficulties can be overcome with the proper teaching, the teaching that followed in his book.