Sentence examples for difficulties turning from inspiring English sources

Frustratingly, the first night was beset with mechanical difficulties, turning an already long event into an endurance test, despite the brilliance of the performers and the thrill – yes, you read the word correctly – of the work.

The move that was widely seen as a firing resulting from De Castro's difficulties turning around the ad business.

"Brands love the analytics part, as they spend millions on printed media, but have difficulties turning that into something they can measure or convert into hits via print," says VirtualMob co-founder Chaya Jadhav.

Children with developmental challenges can sometimes even repeat back the instructions but still have difficulties turning those instructions into actions.

Then the approach of war finally delivered the stimulus we needed, and all those structural difficulties turned out to be imaginary.

Patients with blisters, burning eyes and breathing difficulties turned up at a clinic after a blast was heard on Tuesday evening, Dr Walat Omar said.

Yes, sometimes difficulties turn out to be "desirable", but sometimes the same difficulties turn out to be really bad news, and it seems like it's quite hard to tell which it's going to be until you see how someone's life turns out.

In 2012, Mr. El-Sharif's real estate company, which had been suffering from financial difficulties, turned a $20 million profit with a $65-million 65-millionbuilding at 31 Wesale7th Street, in Chelsea.

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They were having difficulty turning the wheel," he said.

MANY personal-finance Web sites can have difficulty turning profits.