Sentence examples for difficulty gaining from inspiring English sources

The proposals may face difficulty gaining traction.

Ms. Diaz also said that the student journalists have had difficulty gaining access to the administration.

"That's one of the reasons Steve Forbes is having so much difficulty gaining any traction".

Patients were shuffled from H.M.O. to H.M.O. and reported difficulty gaining access to services.

But they have had difficulty gaining access to the clubs when patrons are actually smoking.

"USA will be the top country, and we may even have difficulty gaining second place," he said.

Like many Americans, Ms. Torres said she expected no difficulty gaining legal documents for her husband once they were married.

Despite its leading position in much of the world, Google has had difficulty gaining ground on Baidu.

Burdened by the fading stigma of apartheid, and without the romantic imagery of, say, French and Italian wines, South Africa has had difficulty gaining traction here.

For many years, his politics meant that he had difficulties gaining entry to the US, but from the 1970s onwards he frequently stayed and taught at leading American universities.

Mr McLoughlin said the organisation responsible for Britain's rail infrastructure had blamed irregularities in the supply chain for signals and difficulties gaining planning permission for some upgrades, but that these were "no excuse".