Sentence examples for got a difficulty from inspiring English sources

In a sign of the tensions before what will be a landmark day for politicians, the media and the police, Lib Dem sources said: "This is not a problem for us – the person who has got a difficulty is David Cameron". A senior Tory source said: "Labour and the Liberal Democrats are backing statutory regulation, even before they have seen the report.

Elsie recounts asking one of the officers a question in relation to the homes planned for Seagrave Road: I put my hand up and I said, "I've got a difficulty here, I've got my son living with me and he's far too old to be living with me, he's 36 now".

In a sign of the tensions before what will be a landmark day for politicians, the media and the police, Lib Dem sources said: "This is not a problem for us – the person who has got a difficulty is David Cameron".

"When you're dealing with satire or with fiction, you've always got a lot of difficulty in translating a lot of traditional libel doctrines".

Therefore, as a result of the row-by-row encoding, we might not only get different retrieval strategies, but also get a different difficulty order, which was likely to be E-I>I-I>E-E.

With difficulty she got a carpenter and a painter, but a plumber she couldn't get.

Medina got a firsthand look at the difficulty of making final arrangements after a family emergency.

Medina got a firsthand look at the difficulty of making final arrangements after a family emergency.

Kevin got into difficulty, a friend ran for help and Mr Polland jumped into the water to try to rescue the teenager.

Epidemiologists have had some difficulty getting a handle on nonsmokers' lung cancer.

California, in fact, has such criteria, which is why Matthew Warren had such difficulty getting a gun.