Sentence examples for difficulty recovering from inspiring English sources

He said that could theoretically explain Reyes's difficulty recovering from his last hamstring injury.

What should have been a private, intimate matter was turned into a publicity-crazed, history-making event, one from which we are likely to have great difficulty recovering.

Slow-growing lichens can have difficulty recovering from being collected and, Mr. Sharnoff says, for these particularly rare lichens the biggest problem can be lichenologists themselves.

Chevron's chief executive, David J. O'Reilly, said in a statement that the company had difficulty recovering its higher fuel costs because the market in the United States was well-supplied with gasoline.

Delta officials have said that the airline has had more difficulty recovering from the storm-related disruptions than its rivals because it is unable to get enough of its pilots to volunteer to do the extra flying needed to return operations to normal.

It will have a smaller asset base in the next rally and will have more difficulty recovering.

The series of acceleration coefficients derived by our technique over a sliding time window of ±1.5 yr shows that quadratic Taylor expansion models may have difficulties recovering the rapid variation of the field around 2005 (assuming that the CHAOS-2 model captures well the internal field time variations).

Having revealed that both platforms have difficulties recovering the expected fold change for a small subset of miRNAs we speculated if these poorly recovered miRNAs were the same for both platforms.

19 about difficulty in recovering a lost wallet in Paris.

The difficulty of recovering a picture which was lost by Mr. Rico's moving men.

The New Yorker, November 30, 1940 P. 39 The difficulty of recovering a picture which was lost by Mr. Rico's moving men.