Sentence examples for difficulty out from inspiring English sources

Mr. Long's difficulty out on the Long Island a month or so ago, the Pen.

Now he's got that little difficulty out of the way, I expect much better things of him.

Sure, even with a 68-team field, which takes a good deal of the difficulty out of the selection process, there are teams feeling snubbed.

If infection or some other factor interferes with a cetacean's ability to navigate, it could come ashore while still alive though most cetaceans have difficulty out of water and usually die.

He had a vision -- that the American golfer would pay almost anything for a high-tech gadget that seemed to take the difficulty out of golf, and that offered at least the illusion of instant betterment -- and he hired others to help him realize it.

This pointed the difficulty out in finding amendments that could be equally effective in multi-element contaminated soils.

"You generally get a new job on the back of there being a few difficulties at a club, and I'll hopefully sort those difficulties out with my experience," he said.

Speaks of the difficulty of bringing out the oil because of the Algerian war.

No injuries were reported, but the incident reflected the difficulty of carrying out the plan.

But Northern Ireland had difficulty breaking out of their own half.

But our political system often has difficulty figuring out what constitutes an emergency.