Sentence examples for face greater difficulty from inspiring English sources
People who move from county to county — like college students — would also face greater difficulty voting.
Adult women are considered minors by Mauritanian custom, and female slaves face greater difficulty escaping.
The Resolution Foundation study find the self-employed do face greater difficulty in securing credit, mortgages and tenancies.
Several said he would face greater difficulty leading Coca-Cola, though they all insisted on anonymity for fear of losing access to the company.
Adolescent girls who sell sex and engage in transactional sex are at especially high risk of exploitation and abuse, and face greater difficulty accessing treatment and prevention services.
They may also face greater difficulty in getting credit on short notice and need to hold more cash as a precaution.
Having wasted the past 15 years, they now lag behind their counterparts, face greater difficulties and are less able to pay for them.
Converts, even the children of converts, potentially face greater difficulties, because the rabbinate has also become more skeptical about Orthodox conversions performed abroad.
In the three years since the end of the recession in mid-2009, growth averaged 2.2%, barely half the 4.2% average of the seven previous recoveries.In part, this is because recoveries from financial crises face greater difficulties.
A8 Israel Faulted for Restrictions James D. Wolfensohn, the special envoy for nations active in Mideast peacemaking, has criticized Israel for failing to ease restrictions on Palestinian movement into and out of the Gaza Strip, where residents currently face greater difficulties in traveling than before Israel's withdrawal.
