Sentence examples for difficulty to begin from inspiring English sources
While Molly is off performing in New York, the narrator has borrowed her friend's cluttered home in Dublin, where she tries, with much difficulty, to begin a new play.
The desire to work recedes, and as it recedes one welcomes the depression of not working which increases the difficulty to begin work again, and it gets to be a drag.
(It seems harder to impose rank on the world of the Boffa theory, though it can be done: the proper class of self-singletons is an obvious difficulty, to begin with!).
Well before focussing on evidentiary disputes, many pipeline defendants had difficulty finding lawyers to begin with.
I would like to address three "impossibilities" and three "difficulties" in order to begin our reflections at this conference.
In the opening scenes, he burns his military fatigues and slips into his civvies, acquires a fake passport and a fake family and, without too much difficulty, slips into France to begin a new life.
At the anecdotal level both media and academic commentary have drawn attention to the increasing difficulty for young adults to begin families and establish themselves in the housing market.
At the time opponents of the decision had talked of the fact that councils facing financial difficulties would be less inclined to begin care proceedings and more disposed to giving parents a second chance.
What should give the eurozone's leaders some pause for thought is that at some point the people of countries in financial difficulty may begin to wonder whether they are right to be paying this steep bill to preserve the euro.
Addressing this challenge is compounded in difficulty when we begin to understand the landscape of the geography, culture, history, and politics of Afghan society.
The speed with which companies are reacting to the difficulties is beginning to worry energy experts since it often takes a decade or more for oil fields to be developed and start production.
