Sentence examples for great difficulty with from inspiring English sources

"The second great difficulty with acknowledgment pages is that they are all so damn cheerful.

Kevin also had great difficulty with speech, often simply grunting or screaming.

CORKER: The President has great difficulty with the truth on many issues.

She was ill-suited to administration, however, and had great difficulty with the post.

Some children who have great difficulty with human social interactions can form deep bonds with animals.

Others, having lost their balance, have great difficulty with the simplest physical gestures -- getting up from a sofa, walking a straight line.

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.

In the meantime, during the second Transjordan operations Chauvel faced great difficulties with the terrain, the weather and a tenacious enemy; the campaign was not a success.

Perfectionists and those with high expectations of how their work reflects on them will have great difficulties with time-pressured environments.

There is occasionally a greater difficulty with stretching muscles because of all the shivering.