Sentence examples for difficulties we will face from inspiring English sources

I'm not talking about our property values (though they will drop) nor the difficulties we will face in attracting new homeowners and developers to our area, I'm talking about their right to live in a community that provides for basic needs.

"And the difficulty we will face is that if the arguments have been ramped up too much in that initial period that will become harder for us". UKIP leader Nigel Farage launched a strongly-worded attack on Mr Cameron and the other Remain campaigners.

With [its] activation … we will have cast aside all doubts that we will face any difficulties with funding- in the foreseeable future".

"We are constantly facing a challenge, and if we are not able to keep costs in check, we will face great difficulty going forward," Mr. Gelb said.

"On the 'open-minded' issue, yes, we will face serious difficulty so long as the issue of gay marriage remains on the table.

The authors conclude, "On the 'open-minded' issue, yes, we will face serious difficulty so long as the issue of gay marriage remains on the table".

We will face at least two difficulties in treating problem (1.2).

Over the next few months and years, assuming the FCC sells us out on this, we'll face enormous difficulty in winning back an open internet.

According to the logic of climate science, delay gravely compounds the difficulty we will eventually face.

This is essential because whenever we are facing any difficulties, we will continue to be inspired and motivated by these successful persons.

Despite all the difficulties I will face, it feels good.