Sentence examples for difficulties with a from inspiring English sources

Boston all but rescued Keisler from his first-inning difficulties with a base-running mistake.

Even Cabrera has had his share of difficulties, with a well-publicized struggle with alcohol.

A spokesman for Mr. Obama, Tommy Vietor, said the difficulties with a new election outweighed the advantages.

Here she delves into her relationship with her distant, unhappy mother, and into her difficulties with a series of girlfriends.

He's difficult not only because he is disabled -- Mr. Amelio addresses his difficulties with a pitiless eye -- but also because he is a teenager.

These are the places that might provide early warning of problems in a chain of care homes or difficulties with a government contractor.

Because he'd had his own difficulties with a violent, abusive father, he was particularly interested in the relationship between Dean and his father.

Because of those remaining difficulties with a project approved last year by Parliament, officials have decided to refrain from a groundbreaking ceremony.

But Mr. Moore's credit "wasn't the greatest," he said: He had had problems, including difficulties with a car lease and a federal tax lien.

(Mr. Zarqawi first linked the jihad in Iraq with Al Qaeda, but was caught on film wearing New Balance sneakers and having amateurish difficulties with a machine gun).

Similarly, late-night difficulties with a partner are unlikely to be soothed with a lullaby unless the argument is specifically about absence of lullabies in the relationship.