Sentence examples for difficulty has passed from inspiring English sources

"I think the difficulty has passed in defining a role," she said immediately.

Those of us who come out later in life, moreover, face the added difficulty of reconciling the years that have passed with the self we're belatedly embracing.

Mr Poindexter said he was found "in complete repose" and said he had "passed away without any difficulty" in the night.

He claims to have passed through military and police checkpoints without difficulty.

The Coalition's criticism of the Senate has stemmed from the difficulty it has had passing legislation.

Why haven't they talked about the difficulty they have had passing Bills in Congress to create jobs or strengthen the economy?

Many graduates have had difficulty in passing licensure examinations and securing professional employment in Australia, despite nursing shortages there.

The magnitude of the high frequency signal for an internal fault is significantly higher than that of an external one (for an external fault, the high frequency signal has difficulty passing through the boundary).

If water has difficulty passing through the filter pad, replace it with a new one.

But it is understood that Clegg is making clear that an alternative amendment by the Labour frontbench, crossbenchers or a Lib Dem backbencher would have little difficulty being passed.

It is no secret that the United States has had difficulty stringing passes together and keeping possession, especially against France which, like Japan, plays flowing, pass-and-move soccer.