Sentence examples for difficulties that have from inspiring English sources

"She is facing huge internal difficulties that have the potential to end her chancellorship.

The vocal difficulties that have been noted in Ms. McNair's singing of late sadly continue.

ONWARD and Upward With the Arts about the legal difficulties that have arisen over the quintuplets.

"I hope I have been able to help in trying to resolve some of the difficulties that have arisen.

The Energy Department is entirely complicit in the difficulties that have surfaced at Los Alamos over the last several years.

And the shortfall in pledges is symptomatic of other difficulties that have beset the clean-up effort.

The Eddington theory, though a good approximation, encountered some severe difficulties that have been met through modifications.

"When you do a building, it can take five years and it's full of obstacles and difficulties that have nothing to do with your creativity.

Mrs. Townsend may also have been damaged by the financial difficulties that have roiled this state under the Democratic administration where she serves as the lieutenant governor.

This scheme has been plagued by contamination fears, cost overruns and resettlement difficulties that have left it several years behind schedule and unlikely to undercut desalination on price.

By Merrill Denison The New Yorker, April 3, 1937 P. 48 ONWARD and Upward With the Arts about the legal difficulties that have arisen over the quintuplets.