Sentence examples for difficulty to remain from inspiring English sources

He contrived with difficulty to remain neutral, despite pressure from Spain, in the War of the Mantuan Succession (1628 31) and in the later Franco-Spanish hostilities of the Thirty Years' War.

The prime minister said new guidance would be issued to the judiciary to make it easier for people in financial difficulties to remain in their homes.

"I want Greece, despite the difficulties, to remain part of our story".

In 1480 they rebelled, and only with difficulty were they persuaded to remain loyal.

Holists (and other critics of atomism) typically argue that both types of causal account face serious difficulties if they are to remain atomistic.

Oh, and while I was waiting in Rhode Island, it seems my former train had "technical difficulties" and was forced to remain at the station for longer than normal.

Lack of understanding of support systems, and fear of talking to unknown people, together with language difficulties, led these women to remain silent.

French companies have faced growing difficulties in recent years, struggling to remain competitive on the world stage.

The adaptations included adding difficulties as well as events, restricting rating of events and difficulties to those remaining severe for over 3 weeks that occurred to the participant, an immediate family member or someone perceived as 'very close', and adding events to do with caring for grandchildren and to do with problems at school or work for children or grown-up grandchildren.

It also seems possible that the previous XLMR studies were biased towards identifying the protein truncating variants and only the difficulty to find genes remained.

As stated in the introduction, our aim was to understand what difficulties remain to achieve even more comprehensive coverage rates, ensuring effective coverage for all concerned women.