Sentence examples for difficulties were going from inspiring English sources

The research, conducted during April and May by TNS-BRMB, showed that the majority (61%) of people aged 18-34 feared that housing difficulties were going to increase for their age group during this parliament.

"Yes, I was aware that there were funds that were in trouble," Mr. Lew testified, adding: "I didn't have responsibility for the funds themselves, but I was aware that those difficulties were going on".

Not only is the euro moving the wrong way for European consumers, but their economic difficulties "are going to make them purchase less from the United States".

Does it seem like difficulties are going to tear you apart, or do they invigorate you and deepen your partnership?

"It certainly will get far more interesting than it may have been, but the issues are still the same and the difficulties are going to be the same," said Fareed, a former Capitol Hill staffer who works in his family's manufacturing business.

I think the real difficulties are going to be over, what do you do about them?" Interviewee 5 "I think one of WHO's strengths, in a sense, lies much more in its programmatic structure and that dominates very much.

I think the real difficulties are going to be over, what do you do about them?" Interviewee 5 It was argued that achieving alignment among different parts of the organization prior to engagement with other actors required negotiations between the various interests and perspectives of each department.

Miliband said: "The great difficulty is going to come down to the future of President Assad, because obviously in the west he is perceived as someone who has not just murdered many of his own citizens but has radicalised those who are still there.

Speaking during a debate on BBC Radio Devon, Sir John said: "I think the difficulty is going to be that the chief constable will no longer be an equal partner [of the governing body] in that role.

Delta had some problem sorting out exactly how much of that was due to the economy versus some of our labor difficulties that were going on at the same time.

All women attending were eligible, unless they had a significant disorder that may have affected their ability to consent or participate, insufficient English or other language difficulties, or were going overseas during the subsequent 6 months.