Sentence examples for difficulty to close from inspiring English sources

Safina proceeded, with considerable difficulty, to close out the set and then romp into her first Grand Slam semifinal with a 4-6, 7-6 (5), 6-0 victory.

The extreme choice for hospitals experiencing financial difficulties is to close down the entire medical facility, which will limit access to care for all patients, although existing evidence shows that many hospitals continue to operate in spite of financial distress [ 13, 17].

In 1871 he and two partners started the San Francisco Daily Evening Post, but credit difficulties forced them to close it in 1875.

I was a loyal tenant of the Irvine Co. for more than 20 years before expensive rent and these other difficulties forced us to close that office two years ago.

"It turns what would be a financial difficulty in our ability to close the gap between what we make and what we need to cover extra expenses into a sort of existential disadvantage," says Dobbs.

Toys R Us is also facing financial difficulties as it plans to close stores under an insolvency deal.

The school was constantly plagued by financial difficulties and was forced to close in 1886.

A Baptist school, the University was constantly plagued by financial difficulties and was forced to close in 1886.

Difficulties stymie nations' efforts to close the economic gap with advanced nations.

However, the business ultimately experienced financial difficulties and was forced to close.

However, as Queen's College had severe financial difficulties and was forced to close by 1795, New Brunswick was not considered a viable option.