The British government could be in difficulty if the issue goes to court.
The industry would be in far greater difficulty if they were visibly unhappy".
"We are faced with the immense difficulty, if not the impossibility, of verifying the past.
Apart from any other consideration, we are faced with the immense difficulty, if not the impossibility of verifying the past.
Apple would be in serious difficulty if people were prevented from transferring their own CDs to their iPods.
As James Purnell pointed out, there would be a difficulty if the referendum was won, but Labour lost – would the Conservatives be bound by the result?
Most of the slopes would rarely be much above blue/red in difficulty if they were pisted - but, of course, they are not and that is the joy.
He will have difficulty if, unlike other children, he did not learn the year before about rivers and commerce in a language he understood.
Northern Ireland would face a "serious difficulty" if the United Kingdom votes to leaves the European Union, the Irish prime minister, Enda Kenny, has said.
But they all face a historical difficulty; if, that is, you want to make the golden nugget the core of a civilisation opposed to Islam.
"Then I made a speech to a mass of people crowded around City Hall and explained that there would be no difficulty if they obeyed the military regulations.
