Sentence examples for difficulty in gaining from inspiring English sources

The difficulty in gaining sales demonstrates again a factor that journalists tend to overlook.

In December, citing difficulty in gaining access to the building, the city gave up and formally closed the file.

The unusually high total underscored the army's difficulty in gaining control over the province, even after more than a year of war.

Another article in your issue states that the difficulty in gaining knowledge about the immortality of jellyfish is a technical problem.

Yahoo's difficulty in gaining traction in social networking is especially troublesome for the company, because it has made a big bet that contributions from users would help differentiate its offerings from those of Google.

The difficulty in gaining financial momentum may also have to do with the critical reception to the company; there is a great deal of good will toward Mr. Wheeldon, but also resistance among some critics to his choreographic tastes.

Possibly because of the humid weather, the players experienced difficulties in gaining full, fine control over intonation and sound.

But Huizenga, citing difficulties in gaining public financing for a new baseball stadium, dismantled the team and sold it in 1999 to John Henry, a successful commodities trader.

Citing the difficulties in gaining witness cooperation in the case, Mr. Meidt also said that local prosecutors needed more money and other resources to ensure the safety of potential witnesses.

Worse, he jokily compares his difficulties in gaining access to the movie set to the hardships suffered by early adventurers trying to make it across the Himalayas to Tibet.

The King noted there were 60,000 Saudi students abroad, about one third of whom were in the U.S., and "others would have gone" but for the difficulties in gaining access to the U.S. The King noted that for many years very senior Saudi officials, including Prince Saud al-Faisal, had studied in the U.S.