Sentence examples similar to eleventh-hour difficulties from inspiring English sources
But the eleventh-hour abandonment this summer of its $5.3 billion bid for Millicom, a European firm that runs wireless networks in emerging markets, showed the difficulties for a state-controlled Chinese company in pulling together a foreign merger.
The cause of death of these animals was not clear, but some signs were observed, such as hypoxia, spasm and abrupt movements of the abdomen, suggesting breathing difficulties in the first hours of life.
But as the chief sought to defend his actions, the crisis demonstrated the grave difficulties encountered by the Police Department in the first hours of the worst urban turmoil in Los Angeles since the 1965 Watts riots.
The first hour is spent stepping sideways in our new clown feet, moving a couple of yards, turning with difficulty, sliding slowly a couple of yards, and then trying not to fall over.
"The sixth hour something clicked.
The first hour passed without incident.
The regulator said the 'artist separation' rule often created difficulties for broadcasters because the late delivery of cast lists meant they were forced to reschedule advertising at the "eleventh hour".
First hour crucial tomorrow".
He said: "The first hour was good.
"The first hour will be crucial.
