Sentence examples for difficulty because they from inspiring English sources

Actuaries often run into difficulty because they can deliver an unwelcome analysis that carries great weight.

Historical analogies are hard to resist, especially in a time of difficulty, because they help us identify patterns.

The National Sleep Foundation says that 47 million American adults may be at risk of injury and physical and emotional difficulty because they do not get enough sleep.

Unlike those banks that have run into difficulty because they rely on the wholesale markets for finance, HSBC has enough deposits to cover its loans.

Determination of the elemental composition of isoprenoids seldom presents difficulty, because they are hydrocarbons, and a simple, reliable procedure for quantitative analysis of carbon and hydrogen has been available since the early 19th century.

"Those schools are going to have significant difficulty because they are dependent on tuition to fund themselves and they'll either have to cut class size to maintain standards, or accept students with lower credentials".

Future research needs to deal with these difficulties because they drive important decisions about how to allocate society's resources.

But the stigma goes both ways, and assuming people do not have mental health difficulties because they are correct is the flip side of this.

"Since Fukushima, the utilities have faced huge difficulties because they can no longer use nuclear, so that they're losing an important asset.

Paul Krugman says that Ford and General Motors are in financial difficulties because "they are weighed down by health care costs for current and retired workers".

United Airlines and American, whose planes were hijacked, face even greater difficulties, because they are likely to be sued by the thousands of victims of the attacks.