Sentence examples for difficulty say from inspiring English sources

The difficulty, say the Americans, was finding a date.

The difficulty, say legal experts, is that no organisation can be proscribed under Japan's anti-subversion law unless it can be shown to be politically motivated.

His conclusion was that icing probably worked, but its effect is mostly noticeable only on kicks of reasonable difficulty, say from 40 to 55 yards.

He has had trouble sleeping, suffers from agoraphobia, can only with the greatest difficulty, say, go out for a pizza, and feels a permanent tension inside himself, compounded by what he has inflicted on his family.

It is far less clear whether these entities would be able to turn to the Treasury if they overextended themselves and had difficulty, say, rolling over their commercial paper, the preferred method for short-term financing.

Even now, he has some difficulty saying why.

"Whenever there is a difficulty," says Mr Mallié, "we just create committees".

"This has always been a difficulty," said Robert Dickson, a historian with the American Film Institute.

"Apple will continue to have difficulty," said Charles Smulders, an analyst for Gartner Dataquest.

On the mainland [beyond Sinai] they've had much more difficulty," said Awad.

A. First, I think it's important to ask yourself why you have difficulty saying no?