Sentence examples for difficulty leading from inspiring English sources

He had no difficulty leading Congress to victory after his mother's death.

Several said he would face greater difficulty leading Coca-Cola, though they all insisted on anonymity for fear of losing access to the company.

This kind of person might have difficulty leading a team.

The louder they scream, it gets us more fired up". Harrold, who ended her Team GB career at the age of 20 after competing at the 2016 Olympics, says she has a renewed sense of enjoyment in gymnastics, which she puts down to the lower degree of difficulty leading to less personal pressure.

Normally, patients do not display any symptoms and have no difficulty leading a normal life, but if they require some sort of treatment, there may be issues for us as anesthesiologists during procedures such as placing of a central venous catheter or pacing lead; therefore, this is a condition of which we should be aware.

Have we been so accustomed to playing second fiddle that we will have difficulty leading?

Campbell shows Mandelson's ethical difficulties leading to complaint after complaint, scandal after scandal.

For all their alleged frankness, both sides dodged mention of the scheduling difficulties leading up to the event.

Sunday's audience, for the most part, seemed willing to wait until then to focus on the scores of delays and difficulties leading up to the opening ceremony.

In this work, three major steps are employed to circumvent the aforementioned difficulties, leading to a robust adaptive fault-tolerant finite time consensus solution.

In the present work difficulties leading to failure in the measurement of strains of LDPE films are presented along with the analysis concerning the failure of commercial strain gauges for the measurement of strain of LDPE plastic films.