Of course, she might encounter difficulties just because of the general dysfunction in Congress or because of a desire to obstruct anything the President thinks is a good idea.
In my own experience, I saw numerous careers undermined this way - careers of extremely talented executives who encountered difficulties because they didn't exhibit the same behavior they asked of others.
In the wake of the installation of demagoguery, mental instability, bigotry and the old evils of racism, sexism, homophobia in the White House, I mull over whether he specifically means that we can expect to encounter more difficulties because of 45.
Indeed, primary care researchers encounter particular difficulties because of the need to engage clinicians working in dispersed settings, where patients attend intermittently and where there is limited time and multiple competing priorities.
I said I was proud of my name, having been named after my mother's father, and that I had never encountered any difficulties because of my name.
A sideplot in the film involves an American couple who encounter difficulties in their relationship because of the ongoing war.
Prime Minister Mario Monti told France 24 television last week that the bank had "encountered some temporary difficulties" because of the capital increase.
They have encountered significant financial difficulties, because of their investments in the Ponzi fraud run by Bernard L. Madoff, the team's sagging performance in the National League and the declining attendance at Citi Field, which opened in 2009.
Even after completion of a study, authors sometimes choose not to submit their work for publication because they are not satisfied with the results (i.e., the "file drawer" problem) (1), or they encounter difficulties with getting results published because of reviewer or editorial bias ("publication bias") (2– 4).
They assume that because they are decent and tolerant people … they will not encounter difficulties being married to someone of another faith".
