Sentence examples for difficulties trying to keep from inspiring English sources
The program is quickly running out of money, however, and having a number of administrative difficulties trying to keep up with demand.
"We need to really seriously address costs because there are a lot of teams having difficulty trying to keep up".
However it affects people, when combined with the physical side-effects of cancer and the difficulties of trying to keep life as normal as possible, the emotional impact can be overwhelming.
defer.add img); Try the same thing as in the first exercise only this time you'll increase the difficulty by trying to keep the paper as stiff as possible, while still trying to focus your eyes on the hole.
When an additional three symptoms were taken into account (difficulty with speech, trying to keep mouth moist and getting out of bed to drink), the specificity increased to 91% and the positive predictive value increased to 75%.
And in emphasising the difficulties faced by people trying to keep depleted institutions functioning in a post-Thatcherite world, Hare comes close to sentimentality.
"I'd rather coach professionals than amateurs, put it that way". One of the difficulties Gallacher faces is trying to keep hold of the club's best players, with even the offer of £5 extra at a rival club enough to turn heads.
Canberra will run into difficulty from time to time when trying to keep relations with Beijing friendly and stable.
However, there were cases of senior officials expressing perhaps unjustified optimism, which demonstrated the difficulty of finding a balance between being entirely honest and trying to keep people from becoming unduly anxious.
Trying to keep up with the times.
