Sentence examples for difficulties when a from inspiring English sources

He goes through major difficulties when a schemer (Grigori the monk, played by Georgi Nelepp) who claims to be the murder victim turns up.

However, this requirement of certainty is where verbal contracts invariable encounter difficulties when a dispute between the parties has arisen, since those terms are very difficult to ascertain.

However, north of the Canadian Corps boundary, the supporting advance by the British 1st Division ran into difficulties when a German counterattack got between two diverging battalions.

Since almost no one really sends letters any more (one reason the Post Office is having huge financial difficulties), when a real, honest to God letter actually arrives, your elected representative takes notice.

As companies loaded up on debt, many analysts were silent on the potential for difficulties when an operation could not pay its interest costs.

There are legal difficulties when an American university wishes to accept contracts from some entities, especially the federal government, so the second organization is a contracting organization.

Experience with the checklist noted pragmatic difficulties when an item comprised multiple elements.

She paused, then said: "Educating trans students in a same-sex residential community produces difficulty — when a student no longer identifies as a woman, the privilege to attend these schools is lost.

Earlier Clegg had difficulty when a caller said that she would like to vote Lib Dem but was worried by the idea that Clegg might go into coalition with Labour under a leader other than Gordon Brown.

Nowadays, the performances are more typically extroverted and expressive, and although period instruments, by definition, have not been modernized to make them easier to play, listeners are no longer asked to consider their difficulty when a performance goes awry.

Young children in military families are about 10 percent more likely to see a doctor for a mental difficulty when a parent is deployed than when the parent is home, researchers are reporting Monday in the most comprehensive study to date of such families' use of health insurance during wartime.