Sentence examples for difficulty producing from inspiring English sources

The combatants in the country have not had difficulty producing improvised bombs.

For example, a person who has difficulty producing adequate volume for speech may benefit from a speech amplifier.

The potential impacts include drastic sea level rise, loss of forests and wildlife, and difficulty producing food.

"In the end Newark competes with Manhattan, and after Sept. 11 there is so much space empty downtown and will be in the future that Newark will have difficulty producing new buildings that will be economically viable".

If they're refusing to follow instructions in class, nine times out of 10 it's because the teacher hasn't recognised the child has some sort of learning difficulty, or difficulty producing work.

But because it is based in part on assumptions about how many jobs are being created by new employers, it "is likely to have some difficulty producing reliable estimates at economic turning points or during periods when there are sudden changes in trend," the Labor Department stated on its Web site.

Similarly, respondents often reflect on the difficulty produced by conflicting alternatives, involuntary breaks in education and job careers, strenuous migration histories, bad experiences with working-teams, or mobbing.

Persistent social pressures surrounding family obligations compound these difficulties, producing "care-giving hell" (Kaigo-jigoku).

Staff members infamously gripe to customers about "low pay" and their difficulties "producing an heir".

We anticipate real, practical difficulties producing our weekly newspapers alongside the MEN.

If he doesn't, he'll face a lot of difficulties producing again".