Sentence examples for difficulty getting into from inspiring English sources

The children attending had little difficulty getting into character.

"Supplies have had difficulty getting into the region because of the traffic jams.

Difficulty getting into the country in the first place would be a recurring theme.

Had more attackers been on the scene, however, they would have had no difficulty getting into parliament.

"Oftentimes, emerging businesses have difficulty getting into these buildings because they can't afford the rent," he said.

"With the schedule we have, we always had difficulty getting into the building," Mike Saunders, the Knicks' trainer, said of the team's former practice facilities at SUNY-Purchase. "Now, nobody's going to want to leave it.

Funds of funds face particular difficulties getting into the best hedge funds.

The University of Montreal has set up its own travel fund for its international students who would once have attended conferences in the US, but now face difficulties getting into the country.

Back in 2015, Leslie Cachola was having difficulty getting accepted into medical school.

Miliband has professionals around him who know what a good story is and would have no difficulty getting it into the media.

Just look at Argentina, which 10 years after imposing the biggest default in history, is still having difficulty getting back into the markets.