Sentence examples for difficulty delivering from inspiring English sources

But he has had difficulty delivering his pledges.

Declining oil revenues will put an added strain on a government that has had difficulty delivering basic services.

But Jones said O'Toole would have difficulty delivering for Herbert from opposition, and without access to ministers.

International aid groups have had difficulty delivering supplies since the Syrian war began more than two years ago.

It had great difficulty delivering services and was threatened by collapse from within: its civilian politicians sniping at each other, its government and military at odds.

There was grumbling in the hard-right faction of the House about abandoning the fight against Obamacare that indicated why speaker John Boehner may have difficulty delivering on a deal.

HAITI'S crisis — and its possible solution — provides a mirror for understanding our own difficulties delivering good health care in the United States.

The procedure is performed to widen the vaginal opening and is typically recommended  when there are difficulties delivering a baby and the skin is in danger of tearing or when a baby is in distress.

The experiments were constrained to horizontal drop impingement, and we encountered difficulties delivering large drops at low speed to the test section.

Those who seek midwives services are usually those who have difficulties delivering their babies.

Afterwards, in the report, this scene was replayed several times over as a way to suggest that this person had difficulties delivering a straight answer.