Sentence examples similar to difficulty to run from inspiring English sources

The first problem reported by his parents was at the age of 3 years when the child experienced difficulty in trying to run.

However, we have had great difficulty in getting CLIIQ to run on our servers (even with the help of the authors of CLIIQ).

But, even setting aside the difficulties of learning how to run a retail business, such a site would face problems of protocol worthy of the U.N. Security Council — if Amazon didn't accuse publishers of price-fixing first.

Senator Patty Murray, head of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee in 2012, acknowledged the difficulties in getting women to run for office at The Atlantic's Women of Washington event.

Even efforts to fix the problems are likely to run into difficulty.

It did not take long, however, for the case to run into difficulty.

They said they were having difficulty recruiting talented young people to run -- or even to help at headquarters.

But despite a seemingly perfect approach to the planet, the lander appeared to run into difficulty as it neared, or reached, the ground.

Chinese companies often give preliminary approval to deals only to run into difficulty establishing a consensus among various regulators and shareholders.

By the age of three the individual experiences difficulty in walking; progressive failure to run, jump, and climb occurs later, leading eventually to the inability to walk.

Titic is the second state-run Chinese investment firm to run into difficulty in meeting interest payments, increasing investor concern about Chinese companies just when some of the nation's biggest companies -- including Bank of China and China Telecom Ltd. -- are considering selling shares to foreign investors.