Sentence examples for difficulty going from inspiring English sources

He used to have a lot of difficulty going into a service station.

"We are constantly facing a challenge, and if we are not able to keep costs in check, we will face great difficulty going forward," Mr. Gelb said.

Sometimes, she has difficulty going to aisles of the grocery store that are too far from the exit, and getting on a plane is a huge ordeal.

"That's one of the issues that concerns the American people when they look at the media," he added, "and I think sometimes the media does have difficulty going back and kind of critiquing itself".

Mr. Noland, the Washington economist, told a seminar here this month: "North Korea today is stuck in a nether world where they haven't managed to successfully reform, but they are going to have difficulty going backwards.

A 2009 survey, sponsored by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, found that seventeen per cent of Chinese respondents considered it difficult to settle in the U.S. — but that twice as many, thirty-four per cent, reported difficulty going home, because of reverse culture shock, pollution, and other factors.

For Pakistan, the difficulty went beyond civilian casualties.

Instead, the degree of difficulty went up without any tinkering.

But the difficulty goes beyond the personality of George W. Bush.

Elizabeth Fisher, a programmer in Baton Rouge, La., decided not to let one such moment of daily difficulty go by.

It's essentially baby's first bitcoin miner and you'll max out at about $15 a month until the difficulty goes up too far for this device to even be effective.