Sentence examples for difficulty in giving from inspiring English sources
The difficulty in giving older wine as a gift is twofold: finding it and paying for it.
If the lawyers have managed to enshrine those principles in the EU treaties, they should have no difficulty in giving effect to whatever the political leaders may agree.
If the décor might charitably be called eccentrically eclectic — or uncharitably called bizarre — Ms. LeRoy had no difficulty in giving it a label.
One difficulty in giving priority to agriculture is that most of the increase in farm output and most of the income gains are concentrated in certain regions rather than extending throughout the country.
That the sorry situation has not been addressed is frustrating for the residents, but it does not appear to have registered quite so highly on the radar of the local borough and county councillors, who have had difficulty in giving an impression of concern.
Talking with old acquaintances in old stamping grounds, I noticed how often they found difficulty in giving an account of what Bacon was like for them; how self-deprecating, how ironic, how camp he could be with the odd inflection or accent.
There is no agreement over which, if any, of these accounts are right; certainly both the accounts mentioned face difficulties in giving an adequate account of chance.
While there are difficulties in giving precise definition to the term "sophist," one feature common to those normally classed as such that Zeno lacks is an interest in the interrogation of cultural norms and values.
A priority for the WHO by 2020 is to have reduced the rates of suicide; they indicate difficulties in giving precise estimations due to a wide variety of factors, which include aspects related to the statistical measurements themselves of suicidal behaviour.
For the anime, director Seiji Kishi expressed difficulties in giving the character emotions without damaging what the original staff created.
Rigid ward routines lead to difficulties in giving individualised care.
