Sentence examples for difficulties to get from inspiring English sources
The player for the Mexican club Pachuca had to overcome many difficulties to get there.
"We are having some difficulties to get recent payments, and the worst-case scenario is we won't get these payments," Mr. Vergine told analysts on Tuesday.
Many areas were destroyed which means hunting will be more difficult, so the Indians will have serious difficulties to get food.
On 17 Qf6, there could have followed 17... Rg8 19 Be2 Be7 19 Qh6 (19 Bh5? Kd8 20 Qf1 Na7 21 Na7 Bh4 22 Kd2 Qh5 will cost White his knight) O-O-O, bringing about a position where the black king is nicely sheltered but the white king is in for great difficulties to get castled on either wing.
She's a private pilot … she's had a lot of challenges and difficulties to get to where she is, but she's managed it," Jane Priston, founder of the Amy Johnson Herne Bay Project, said: "I know Tracey feels very passionately that she wanted to promote aviation as a career for women and girls, which is interestingly the reason Amy took on the flight herself in 1930.
The difficulties to get the same power losses were discussed above.
However, the IMEX AP scheme seems to have difficulty to get these solutions in the corresponding limit.
The technical difficulty of the paper also caused me a lot of difficulty to get it working.
[Gerald] Lieberman, the chair of the Operations Research program (later provost), and I managed, with some difficulty, to get the university to make a good offer, which was accepted.
It was chaos, people had difficulty to get through to us, and we couldn't get through to them without difficulty.
