Sentence examples for difficulty to come from inspiring English sources

He expressed the difficulty to come to terms with the gastrostomy, another loss, which was not even directly brought about by the illness.

The fourth page hints at difficulties to come.

But even then, there was a hint of the difficulties to come.

Is this a harbinger of the voting difficulties to come in this election?

Yet for all of the compromises, there were hints of difficulties to come.

Nottingham potential bursaries of £1,000 are also offered to students from lower income backgrounds and/or those who have overcome significant difficulties to come to university.

And falling government-bond yields hint at difficulties to come in reducing debts, since yields have been falling in large part because of deflationary fears.

Another harbinger of the difficulties to come was the murder of the deputy chairman of the Helmand peace council at the weekend.

Mr Hollande warned his countrymen of more difficulties to come as his government unveiled a budget with more curbs on spending.

But in a hint of the difficulties to come, Timochenko indicated that the guerrilla group would insist on the peace deal that has already been signed.

She is determined that Janey have the wedding she didn't have herself — she hopes that the memory of tulle and dancing will be a balm for the inevitable marital difficulties to come.