Sentence examples for difficulty would be from inspiring English sources

The remaining difficulty would be obliging the biological father to pay child support.

Mr Burnham bemoans the coalition "putting the NHS up for sale" (the difficulty would be finding a buyer).

Linda died last year; Harrison told an interviewer just before her death that: "My difficulty would be figuring out if I want to live without her".

After criticism from the game's players, Electronic Arts sent out a notice stating that the game's difficulty would be increased and puzzles would be added to the existing episodes.

Click here to view the video I originally assumed that lyrical themes about healing and overcoming difficulty would be important provided they didn't mention pain or hurt itself – after all, it would be hard to take your mind off that gammy knee with the chorus to REM's Everybody Hurts blaring away in the background.

Most worrying of all, Miss Megawati is likely to take a harder line towards separatists in Aceh and Irian Jaya, making any lasting solution even harder to achieve.Still, only a month ago it seemed as though Miss Megawati's greatest difficulty would be to take power without widespread violence.

Politically the difficulties would be even greater.

One obvious solution to the difficulties would be to make it easier for private and foreign banks to operate.

Perhaps, Labour in Britain might go for it but I doubt it.The practical and political difficulties would be very great.

From the start, it was obvious that the only mechanism for a country that ran into severe difficulties would be harsh austerity.

The Cassandras say the early days of the US sub-prime mortgage crisis were characterised by the same misplaced confidence that the difficulties would be comfortably contained.