Sentence examples for difficulty of combining from inspiring English sources

Delays and other service lapses might also increase, at least temporarily, because of the difficulty of combining airlines.

In his letter to her, Brown said: "I understand, as others will, the difficulty of combining parliamentary work with bringing up your family".

Cox had already reduced her working week down to three days and had publicly admitted the difficulty of combining different roles.

But there were also financial worries, along with the difficulty of combining a rock'n'roll life with a stable marriage, Ian's epilepsy, his mood swings and depression.

Lambert added: "Roy came to me this morning and he informed me that, ultimately, the difficulty of combining both roles has prompted his decision, which I respect totally.

Lambert added: "Roy came to me this [Friday] morning and he informed me that, ultimately, the difficulty of combining both roles has prompted his decision, which I respect totally.

She was never worried about the difficulties of combining the two roles on set: "I think it's surprisingly easy to direct and act at the same time.

"I've had experience in the past of the difficulties of combining complex notated music with improvisation," Parker said, "and you definitely need to rehearse it in something like the real circumstances.

As details emerge of the union of some Time Inc. magazines and Meredith Corporation, employees at both companies are concerned about the difficulties of combining two starkly different corporate cultures, Christine Haughney reports.

But then, I just felt, 'Hang on, no – I really want to step up.'" Now Shankar is getting to grips with the practical difficulties of combining motherhood with touring: her Festival Hall date is one stop on a European tour, on which Zubin will accompany her as much as possible.

Ussher, a 38-year-old who had been tipped for high office, announced yesterday that she was not only standing down from government but also would not contest the next election due to the difficulties of combining life as an "MP, minister and parent".