Sentence examples for difficulty to have from inspiring English sources
And the reason given more recently by Van Beurden for neither investing more in renewables or even in the carbon capture technology to clean up the mess from Shell's own waste: "I have great difficulty to have shareholders focus on the quarter after next".
"I would lose my job over it if I just threw a few billions away [on CCS] … CCS is essential for society and... is ultimately important for our company, but listen, I have great difficulty to have shareholders focus on the quarter after next".
The main difficulty that arises in the application of a measurement protocol to characterize the magnetic environment of an OHTL is the difficulty to have, in the vast majority of cases of spans in urban areas, all the measurements corresponding to the points required in the protocol field.
In transverse view, we had difficulty to have a clear view of the tube because of complex neck anatomy.
However, neither approach was conclusive about the evolution of the typhoid agents, largely due to the difficulty to have the divergent and convergent genomic events to be unambiguously distinguished.
The services and emigration policies show the difference between countries and the difficulty to have a common European policy to access health services.
Children with learning difficulties were expected to have difficulty in completing the KIDSCREEN questionnaire themselves.
Even to swallow those without difficulty, she had to have her esophagus dilated every three months.
I've found that some leaders have difficulty imagining what to have for lunch.
