Sentence examples for difficulty to a from inspiring English sources

Young people are still adjusting with difficulty to a post-Potter landscape.

It is comprehensible without too much difficulty to a student of Romance languages.

In Roman times a sea channel was maintained with difficulty to a harbour well west of Pion.

But it will also be hard for the government to disprove Stewart's claim, so her purported ignorance of the relationship between Bacanovic and Waksal adds another difficulty to a successful prosecution of her.

At a red light he pulled up beside a car with an "MD" on the licence plate, hopped out of the cab, and explained his difficulty to a gray-haired man behind the wheel.

The creative writing teacher is not mistaken in ascribing this basic difficulty to a problem with point of view, but it is often the wrong problem that is being identified.

The servicing mission was postponed so that NASA could prepare a replacement router, adding another degree of difficulty to an already crowded and high-stakes agenda.

The lack of a functioning light bulb had me washing up blind, adding another unwelcome layer of difficulty to an already gloomy and confusing process.

"Other companies and arts institutions have financial difficulties to a greater extent than this and are able to continue.

Billy Baldwin tentatively connects that blow — along with later career and relationship difficulties — to a general darkening of Baldwin's mood, and an occasional habit of "grenade launching".

He traced part of the museum's financial difficulties to a dispute with a restaurant tenant for whom it has successfully sought an order of eviction.