Sentence examples for foreign difficulties from inspiring English sources

In the armistice of 1611 the Commonwealth was able to keep the majority of the contested areas, as a variety of internal and foreign difficulties, including the inability to pay the mercenary soldiers and the Union's new involvement in Russia, precluded a comprehensive victory.

Botha's government faced serious foreign and domestic difficulties.

Despite all the difficulties, foreign companies are showing no signs of abandoning the rich reserves here.

Despite the economic difficulties, foreign affairs continued to dominate the Bush administration's agenda.

Despite the optimism with which Korean leaders greeted the deal, the A.I.G. statement illustrates the difficulties foreign companies have faced in negotiations for Korean businesses as the Seoul government tries to restructure the conglomerate-dominated economy.

A survey made by the Swedish linguist Ulla-Britt Kotsinas showed that foreign learners had difficulties in guessing the origins of Rinkeby Swedish speakers in Stockholm.

Youngsters with foreign roots have difficulty finding a niche in society in large part because of flawed immigration, education and labour-market policies.

Fear of state predation is certainly still there: it is one reason for this year's spate of initial public offerings by Russian firms in London.Another of those reasons is the difficulty foreign investors face in buying Russian shares.

She's also written about unique approaches to San Francisco's housing crisis and the difficulty foreign founders have had raising money.

As the slump in domestic and foreign demand and difficulty in accessing short-term credit persist over the next four quarters, business investment is bound to contract in double-digits throughout 2009.

The heightened difficulties for foreign language teachers compared to mainstream classroom teachers were highlighted by one interviewee, who had moved to foreign language teaching after a long career in mainstream education: 'You have to develop a rapport with three- or four hundred students … When you are a classroom teacher you develop a rapport with a group of 28 students.