Sentence examples for difficulties to live from inspiring English sources

"Many of us -- and frankly I see no exception -- have difficulties to live up to the efforts and reforms that the new commitments will require".

The lyrics describes about a story of an unknown loved one who has recently died, with the narrator having difficulty trying to live without them.

At one point, financial difficulties forced them to live in a 15-by-12-foot 15-by-12-foot 15-by-12-foot 15-by-12-foot

If God is love, this becomes an adventure; even the difficulties become things to live into rather than things to avoid.

Risk-resiliency is the capacity to intentionally interact with and recover from the difficulties related to living with uncertainty.

There are many people on temporary jobs who have difficulty finding somewhere to live".

A few verses after this declaration, however, she laments the difficulty of trying to live like Orlando: "She wants to be born again / But she'll lose / She draws her own crotch by herself / But she'll lose because it's a fake".

I knew the difficulties of getting somewhere to live, negotiating the housing system, the benefits system, and the prejudices you can face.

Julius missed a semester because of academic difficulties, and he went to live with Little Thomas, who was playing in the N.F.L. with Arizona.

A 2011 National Audit Office report showed that equipping a young person with moderate learning difficulties with the skills to live semi-independently, rather than in fully supported housing, could reduce their lifetime support costs by about £1m.

Churchill might tell me something about the art of statecraft, or Fry about the pressures of fame and the joy of words, but someone closer to home, with a life more like mine and challenges more like mine, will tell me far more about a life with mental health difficulty and how best to live it.