Sentence examples for difficulties was that from inspiring English sources

A French nuclear executive says the main reason Areva has had such difficulties was that it bid fiercely to keep GE out.

One of his public difficulties was that, although he rebutted Mrs. Crawford's allegations, he was forced to admit to having been her mother's lover.

When this country had its foot and mouth epidemic in 2001, one of the difficulties was that when you lose a flock of sheep, you lose the knowledge that they pass down to their young.

I have heard from women veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan, in particular, that one serious problem they had – which led to health difficulties – was that female soldiers had high rates of illness from dehydration: they were reluctant to drink, even in 110-degree heat, because so many rapes took place in the portable outhouses.

And I think that was one of the difficulties was that we were recommending what people see as outsider support, so, you know, people come in and help you do the housework and, you know, patch up places in the house, that sort of thing.

The difficulty is that Westminster is now so toxic.

The difficulty is that neutrality has its limits.

Part of the difficulty is that weight gain is not, strictly speaking, a medical disorder.

A further difficulty is that religion is becoming a toxic word.

Part of the difficulty is that Walsh is trying to conserve salary-cap room in 2010.

The only difficulty is that word is dictated by the secretary of state.