Sentence examples similar to giving us difficulty from inspiring English sources

Romania is good for us because they're going to give us difficulties that we will get against the likes of Turkey and Ukraine.

After smaller roles in Paul Thomas Anderson's earlier films, he became a dramatic lead and then a skilled comedian, giving us all great difficulty when trying to define exactly what he is.

Even the conference facilitators had difficulty giving us tangible examples and instead defined the term advocacy over and over again.

The results of the California recall are giving us pause, beyond the difficulty of adjusting to the phrase "Gov.

So all of those combined gave us this difficulty, money immediately will not relieve you of those problems, but time and well-planned economic activity will relieve you of that problem.

"They had a couple of horses up front that gave us some difficulty," La Cañada Coach Dan Yoder said.

Mr Macmillan handled him by saying that this would give us all the economic difficulties without giving us any influence in Europe.

That gives us particular difficulties, especially in respect of benefits while you are working - so called 'in work benefits'.

The current situation gives us so many difficulties to prevent the disease.

Also, the use of an annual average of 3.7 medications in patients with FMS (significantly higher than the 1.4 medications used by the reference population) gives us an idea of the difficulty of treating this syndrome and the degree of inefficiency of the current therapeutic armaments available for this health care problem.

Technical command allows us to play the music we're performing without having to think about the difficulties; it gives us the freedom to listen to ourselves.