Sentence examples for difficulty at the from inspiring English sources

Writer at first had difficulty at the entrance.

All reasonable processes must have a reasonable conclusion and that's the difficulty at the moment," Abbott said.

We were still in great difficulty at the start of the 1997 general election (11% in the polls).

Just before Christmas, he had some difficulty at the nursery and once again he walked out of his job.

One difficulty at the Ohio plant, Davis-Besse, was that management delayed taking the time to remove thermal insulation around the vessel lid to check for leaks.

He had got into difficulty at the mouth of the river Wear after heading out in a dinghy with three other teenagers.

The company was in financial difficulty at the time and the French government had a capital stake, which is has since sold.

This caused some difficulty at the time of the first World War in a staid English public school for one of their hymns used this same theme.

"The difficulty at the moment is that because it is a smaller, less representative party, it is easily controlled by factional warlords," he said.

Also, I finally have an explanation for our difficulty at the Foreign Office in locating the place from Christine Miller's friend's description.

Indeed in South Africa, 11% of whose population of 45m is infected with HIV, lack of cash is not the main difficulty at the moment.