This promise is impossible, a cruel hoax: we are having difficulty supporting a first-world lifestyle even now for only one billion people.
"There are a couple of people who I might have difficulty supporting," Mr. Lott said, "but I don't think he is going to pick one of those".
A college professor, who spoke on condition of anonymity, invested $2,000, because she was having difficulty supporting her three children during a divorce.
As a Northern Democrat who admires John Edwards and would have no difficulty supporting him if he were to get the nomination, I was disturbed at his attack on Howard Dean regarding the latter's Confederate flag gaffe (Matt Bai, Nov. 23).
"Many people came to the Reform Party because of Nafta, and I think many people would have difficulty supporting Senator McCain on those issues alone," said Pat Choate, the new party chairman.
Even before Trump's Twitter attacks on Corker, the senator has said he would have difficulty supporting any tax package that added to the federal deficit, posing a potential hurdle for the president's tax plan.
But during the Senate debate, Bob Corker of Tennessee, chairman of the Senate foreign relations committee, acknowledged the president's concerns over sovereign immunity procedures and admitted he had difficulty supporting the bill, which "has problems".
The former officer, Isaias Alicea, proclaimed his innocence, despite having been convicted in May of 10 felony counts of filing a false instrument, and spoke through tears about his difficulty supporting his family since he was fired.
"We're definitely on the upward move because we feel justice is on our side … we can't wait," said Douglas Hunter, a McDonald's worker in Chicago who said he has difficulty supporting his 16-year-old daughter on his hourly wage.
Historians have difficulty supporting this assertion.
