Sentence examples for finding difficulty from inspiring English sources

Many of those people hold powerful positions today". In reading those words, I couldn't help but think of Northam, who now finds himself challenged by his past and is finding difficulty coming to grips with it in the present.

He asked if the unionist majority was finding difficulty in the new arrangements.

McGuigan did hold on three minutes after the break after Sam James had drifted through a defence that kept finding difficulty where none should have existed.

While the bulk of the small fry look quite cheaply valued in relation to blue-chips, many are finding difficulty in raising funding.

An oddity of the race is that Mr. Badillo, who is a very ef fective campaigner, is finding difficulty getting his views to audiences in Astoria.

When my turn came to speak, finding difficulty in rising to my feet, I attempted to address the audience from a semi-recumbent position with the result that few people could see or hear me.

And travelers who would like to linger beyond the typical noon checkout time are finding difficulties, too.

Concerns were also mounting that banks across the eurozone were finding difficulties in funding themselves on the markets.

But "individually, each of these publishes might have been finding difficulties talking to national advertisers," says Laurent Cordier, managing director for the Americas of news and magazine partnerships.

Memory impairment was present at the onset in 15 patients, with word finding difficulties and stereotyped speech also being common.

Currently his speech in Arabic is fluent and grammatically correct, but with occasional paraphasias and pronounced word-finding difficulties.