Sentence examples for difficulty in a from inspiring English sources

"For better or for worse, there's difficulty in a lot of what I do".

Of course, the difficulty, in a world so infiltrated by American industry, is finding alternatives.

Amphiboles yield water when heated in a closed tube and fuse with difficulty in a flame.

Without financial backing, even the most popular cause has difficulty in a state as large as California.

It was true also of what appeared to be a local difficulty in a much bigger economy.

I often find that if I'm wrestling with some difficulty in a book then walking the dogs around the cliffs helps.

She became the head of the country at a moment of great difficulty in a post-conflict period with many security problems.

Beyond this, Mr. Thompson has the difficulty, in a city where the competition among the museums is intense, of selling design as worthy of greater attention.

PAGE 30 Miami Rolls to Victory The No. 2 Hurricanes had little difficulty in a 22-14 victoverover No. 5 Florida State.

Tells how this one was captured, with difficulty, in a nylon net 30 ft. long & 8 ft. high - one of four nets that were strung up that day.

It is about the difficulty, in a consumerist democracy, of justifying the expenditure of public money on open-ended scholarly enquiry in the first place.