Sentence examples for difficulties to secure a from inspiring English sources
Access to homeownership became less affordable; combined with difficulties to secure a good labor market position leading to delayed family formation, this has resulted in later ages of nest-leaving (and consequently first-time entry into homeownership) compared to other European countries.
And the biggest loser is... female auction star Irma Stern, who had particular difficulty to secure a steady stream of buyers.
After having difficulty trying to secure an R rating, Rogen commented to MTV, "It's a really filthy movie" but complained "It's really crazy to me that Hostel is fine, with people gouging their eyes out and shit like that.
According to the AP, Biles briefly considered decreasing the difficulty of her routine to secure a win, but promptly dismissed the idea.
What was going on behind the scenes in Copenhagen is a reflection of the key difficulty facing those who want to secure a new global climate treaty - what is the ultimate priority for nations?, cutting emissions of carbon or lifting people out of poverty by whatever means necessary?
Mr. Vilar, whose personal worth was once put at nearly $1 billion, has had difficulty raising money or finding property to secure a $10 million personal recognizance bond.
Petrov is having difficulty finding the sponsorship he needs to secure a drive from his native Russia despite the country being poised to host its maiden grand prix in 2014 at the Winter Olympic host city of Sochi.
As Mr Bhalla argues, PNs are a response to the difficulty of securing a licence to become a registered "foreign institutional investor", and to high taxes on capital gains.
Lakey said local and county officials had experienced difficulties in securing a contractor to remove the waste from the apartment and clean it.
Regardless, authentic performances are rare, owing to the difficulty of securing a bullfrog who can transpose to E-flat.
