Sentence examples for difficulty as they from inspiring English sources
Oddvar Nordfonn, of Bergen police, told the BBC that the group got into difficulty as they made their way towards a mountain cottage.
The latent separatism of the Eastern provinces and, undoubtedly, some commercial advantages caused them to accept Palmyrene domination without difficulty, as they had, in the past, supported Avidius Cassius and Pescennius Niger against the legitimate emperors.
The Blues' form has stuttered a little of late, but it has primarily been at home they that they have had difficulty, as they have won each of their last 4 away games.
It is not clear whether any of the proposals will make it into law; even in states with Republican-dominated legislatures, governors face difficulty as they pursue their proposals because changing the tax code almost invariably creates losers as well as winners.
But Chaudhuri, with delicate, ironic strokes, transforms the Mukherjees into protagonists of a very Calcuttan Cherry Orchard, whose world is collapsing around them while they live, with increasing difficulty, as they always did, vaguely sensing the coming of a cruel new age but incapable of making sense of it, let alone adapting.
It is not clear whether any of the Republican proposals will make it into law; even in states with Republican-dominated legislatures, governors face difficulty as they pursue their proposals because changing the tax code almost invariably creates losers as well as winners.
They said the road network was treacherous throughout Devon, with vehicles getting into difficulty as soon as they reached any kind of incline.
In my professional and personal life, I try to deal with problems and difficulties as soon as they arise.
They will also face jurisdictional difficulties as they find themselves under a different legal system.
Rabih and Kirsten continue to experience difficulties as they fail to deal with their transference issues.
