Sentence examples for difficulty and have from inspiring English sources

But, unsurprisingly, many of the small farmers have got into difficulty and have had to sell up.

A game like Flappy Birds, will most appeal to those who are attracted by repetitive actions, difficulty and have a low loss aversion.

"It has always been pretty clear that our governments in the UK have accepted that danger and difficulty and have given political clearance for that sort of co-operation," he told a meeting of the Henry Jackson Society, a foreign policy international thinktank.

If the oceanic process involves substantial magnitudes of OBP, the OBP signals originating from temperature changes are identified with difficulty and have large error margins.

Casting may work with both the producers and the talent agent to determine your rate of pay (especially based on the budget and degree of difficulty), and have a working knowledge of the general work regulation standards that apply to the specific production they are casting.

A previous study [ 17, 18] found that the psychological and social factors leading Chinese women to start and continue smoking were complex, and that they might encounter more difficulty and have less confidence in quitting than men.

Mr Balkenende's three-party coalition has been forged with difficulty and has overcome a considerable degree of mistrust.

Meanwhile, Monitor, Mr Martin's own firm, got into financial difficulty and has been sold at a discount to Deloitte.

After initial trauma surveys, he was catheterised without difficulty and had haematuria.

This was the first recorded climb of any technical difficulty, and has been said to mark the beginning of mountaineering.

The anchors varied in initial difficulty and had high discrimination.