Sentence examples for entrenched difficulties from inspiring English sources
Fashion designers in Nigeria face entrenched difficulties.
Pentagon officials continue to characterize the tactical situation there as "fluid," with an "ebb and flow" as the Taliban are entrenched but having difficulty resupplying, while the rebel Northern Alliance forces have not been able to move forcefully.
Because of that difficulty, entrenched interests have an inherent advantage.
Finally, there are a number of programmes with proven records of turning around the lives of young people in crisis and with entrenched behavioural difficulties.
The difficulties were entrenched by an episode in which the FBI and San Bernardino county officials reset the iCloud account password, preventing further iCloud access to data the phone could have backed up.
South Africa's difficulties are now so entrenched that the ANC looks incapable of solving them.The starkest measure of South Africa's failure is the yawning gap between rich and poor.
But Obama must now defeat an especially virulent form of magical thinking, entrenched on Capitol Hill and elsewhere: that a difficulty delayed is a difficulty allayed.
But Mr. Abe's bid has reached a critical juncture in recent weeks, as initial investor enthusiasm over his economic programs gave way to a colder-eyed look at the difficulties of turning around an economy so entrenched in deflationary expectations.
The perceived difficulty in managing the interface between the entrenched concessionaire and a new concessionaire whose construction or operations might interfere with the existing concessionaire's operations has been the main justification for claiming "uniqueness" that has been accepted thus far as a basis for sole source unsolicited proposals.
The Chinese attacked Hill 598 again on the night of October 23 with two infantry companies, but the well entrenched US troops beat back the attack with little difficulty.
But there are difficulties with this suggestion when extended to certain deeply entrenched contradictions.
