Sentence examples for difficulty in delivering from inspiring English sources

They cite difficulty in delivering planned efficiencies, continued high spending on agency staff and inadequate social care as among the reasons for their pessimism.

Mr Paisley's dark shadow, damning all compromise, has been largely responsible for Mr Trimble's difficulty in delivering moderate unionist support for a settlement.

Instead, everybody seems to have accepted that Green's difficulty in delivering Project Thor – the proposed restructuring of the pension scheme – was merely a minor irritation and not a deal-breaker.

But the administration has had difficulty in delivering a clear message to different audiences on both domestic security and the aims of the military operation, and it was unclear how Mr. Rumsfeld's comments might influence Al Jazeera's 40 million viewers worldwide.

That Darren Sammy then finished the match in such devastating style serves to illustrate the extreme difficulty in delivering absolutely pinpoint yorkers to a tall batsman, with long levers and a massive backlift, who will sit deep in the crease one moment and come forward the next so that what might be a yorker on the crease becomes a half volley one moment and a full toss the next.

It reflects that household located far away from the nearest market center faces difficulty in delivering honey to retailer outlet due to poor road facility to sell their product.

Aid agencies have been warning for months of difficulties in delivering assistance to these areas.

And ultimately, those factors contributed to "difficulties in delivering timely and effective assistance".

It adds to the government's difficulties in delivering a better NHS.

We can now expect to see further spending on contractors to plug gaps in the employment base and continuing difficulties in delivering necessary projects and services.

In the letter, the Royal Mail said it had been experiencing difficulties in delivering mail to Sampson's home "because of the actions of a cat".