Sentence examples for difficulties trying from inspiring English sources

Going for genetically similar men, detected from body odour, may increase a woman's risk of difficulties trying to conceive, miscarriage and of long intervals between pregnancies.

But he withdrew from the conspiracy when the gang ran in to difficulties trying to get into the vault at Hatton Garden Safe Deposit on the first night.

Labour points out that 20% of maths lessons are taught by teachers without relevant post-A-level qualifications and schools face increasing difficulties trying to fill maths posts.

It's a vanishingly small component, and it's the part you can acquire from outside the firm .Despite difficulties trying to define it, the innovation process is steadily becoming a practical science to be measured, taught and managed.

Instead, we got a series of meandering, often incoherent skits about Gilbert, a teenager with bottle-bottom specs and learning difficulties trying to make a television show with the help of his granddad; Madeleine, a gin-soaked ex-Hollywood siren vaguely redolent of Everett's Cupid Stunt; and a pair of bickering married undertakers.

Two people needed coastguard help after getting into difficulties trying to save two dogs from the sea.

In another room, a group with more severe cognitive difficulties tried simple exercises.

"They have real difficulty trying to tell the difference in quality changes and safety spoilage.

He acknowledged that Disneyland has had difficulty trying to figure out the mainland market.

Many health care institutions have had difficulty trying to comply with the law.

He is thought to have got into difficulty trying to rescue a dog during a duck shoot.