Sentence examples for difficulty because the from inspiring English sources

Areva is in difficulty because the first EPR, under construction in Finland, is well behind schedule and far over budget.

A number of years later, an elevator was in stalled with some difficulty, because the shaft was circu lar and the elevator cab was square.

Dr. Dickey said doctors wanted to comply with Medicare rules, but had difficulty because the rules were as complex as the tax code.

We wrote to each other - with great difficulty, because the prison censors delayed our letters for many weeks or simply confiscated them.

The city is now racing to sell bonds before the loan expires but is having difficulty because the arena can barely cover expenses.

This may have been due to interference or a poor circuit layout, but we believe that the microcontroller was having difficulty because the frames were spaced a quarter to half second apart.

A story, in real estate parlance, can mean a marketing difficulty because of the configuration of the space, its size or other problems.

The rescuers found us, but the helicopters had difficulty because of the wind".

In practice, this is often fraught with difficulty because of the complex nature of the pervading corrosion wear mechanisms.

We also had to collapse the response options 'moderate' and 'severe' difficulty because of the skewed distribution towards complete limitation of the response options.

Some Chinese companies are already running into difficulty because of the euro's fall against the renminbi.