Sentence examples for experienced serious difficulties from inspiring English sources
As governor-general, he experienced serious difficulties.
After 1121 the Almoravids experienced serious difficulties in Africa as a result of the preachings of an Amazigh reformer, Muḥammad ibn Tūmart, and could not successfully withstand the Christian onslaught; indeed, they had to hire Christian mercenaries to help them.
Publishing this latest report, Amyas Morse, head of the NAO, said: "Against a backdrop of considerable upheaval, the CQC has had an uphill struggle to carry out its work effectively and has experienced serious difficulties.
When she smiles, her cheeks plump up under her eyes, which maintain a calm, middle-distance gaze, and she glides around the place on castors – Stepford-bland and with the air of someone abusing prescription drugs or at any rate experiencing serious difficulties with her contact lenses.
Yet billions of pounds of extra funding and Jeremy Hunt's micro-management of the bodies that manage hospitals in a desperate bid to avoid widespread missing of targets have done little to prevent growing numbers of hospitals, GP services and mental health providers experiencing serious difficulties, especially last winter.
"We are experiencing serious difficulty in getting all the materials, humanitarian assistance, so it is absolutely necessary that they open the crossings," said Mr. Ban, whose previous statements urging Israel to allow more aid into Gaza have been ignored.
If past experience is any indication, Greece will have serious difficulties successfully completing these reforms, even with a new government.
Most of the group have experienced serious emotional and sexual difficulties.
Deborah said that since discovering that Jacobs "was not a real person", she had experienced serious depression and had difficulties in her job in social care.
