Sentence examples for great difficulties with from inspiring English sources
Romney already has great difficulties with women voters and inheriting a Taliban-like position on what constitutes rape isn't going to help him.
He added that there were still "great difficulties" with communications on the island because phone lines had been ripped out by the deluge.
There were great difficulties with this theory: it made the totem a sacrificial victim rather than a supernatural ally; it postulated the universality of totemism; and, further, it did not adequately account for holocaust sacrifices in which the offering is consumed by fire and there is no communal eating.
On the contrary, Temple said, she had great difficulties with children trying to talk with them, to join in their games (she could not even play peekaboo with a baby, she said, because she would get the timing all wrong)—as she had had such difficulties herself as a child.
Christiane Ayotte, the chief of the World Anti-Doping Agency's accredited laboratory outside of Montreal and the scientist who will run the drug-testing laboratory for the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, said she "had great difficulties" with private antidoping laboratories conducting tests if they are paid by the athlete or the teams.
For a director as dedicated to his work as Allen, an investigation – at 78 – into questions of spirituality and rationality is what makes the film more interesting, says Thomson: "It's a condition of creative work that creative people have great difficulties with life, so they find something that seems lifelike.
