Sentence examples for future difficulties from inspiring English sources

This was a hugely sensitive mission, and marked the beginning of many future difficulties.

Murdoch acknowledged that "individual challenges" face some of the company's businesses, and those future difficulties were touched upon by News Corp's new chief executive, Robert Thomson.

"Ever growing levels of personal debt could signal future difficulties for the economy, but we believe the UK consumer is largely behaving rationally, taking advantage of the competition in the credit card market to serve the very best deals".

As he shot to fame and popularity during the TV debates, Clegg was, however, sowing other seeds of his future difficulties in ways that even wise heads in the party did not see as that problematic at the time.

"People are anticipating future difficulties, not necessarily because of austerity yet, but because everything from gas to food is expensive," Thomas Richard, a consultant at Kurt Salmon, said as he passed by a Monoprix grocery store in a leafy suburb of Paris.

However, it would be churlish to dwell for too long on the probability of Atletico's future difficulties at a time like this, especially when they are now aiming for an unprecedented domestic and European double with Saturday's all-Madrid Champions League final against Real in Lisbon.

They even doubt whether Airbus can survive without a wholesale reorganisation of Europe's aerospace industry, something that is taking forever to happen.One source of future difficulty for Airbus may be its planned $10 billion "Boeing-beater", the 555-seat A3XX.

Given that the short-term outcomes for both groups of teachers are similar [ 7], this risks potentially setting up many of these students for future difficulty, a failing of many remediation efforts [ 4].

After the several iterations of analysis, we settled on a final set of conceptual categories: "ART users attitudes towards sex", "normalization of health and increased sexual desire", "optimism about the future", "difficulty finding a sexual partner and disclosure of HIV serostatus".

However, the League One club are expected to make a loss next season and there could be future financial difficulties under the terms of the purchase agreement.

Instead, the Jets might choose to use all four picks to fill many needs in an attempt to continue what Groh called the "success cycle" without forcing the team into future financial difficulties.