Sentence examples for had considerable difficulty from inspiring English sources
When the men did not exercise, they had considerable difficulty controlling their racing emotion.
But several authors submitting research seemingly within the scope of Biology Direct have had considerable difficulty finding reviewers.
The man at the ticket window had considerable difficulty in believing there was such a town and he couldn't seem to find it listed.
Because Western law gives great emphasis to the concept of possession, it has had considerable difficulty in making intangible things the object of property.
At first, the students tended to respond in ways that lacked depth and were too stereotypical (e.g., the "evil" conquistador, the meek slave), and had considerable difficulty enacting more contradictory characters such as Vasconcelos.
It is equally clear that Langton and the most-influential earl, William Marshal, earl of Pembroke, had considerable difficulty in bringing the most-extreme members of the baronage to a frame of mind in which they would negotiate.
To be fair, it is also worth pointing out that there are strong grounds for thinking that Corbyn's three Labour leadership rivals would also have had considerable difficulties winning the next general election.
Defenders and critics said that she had considerable difficulties overcoming the perception in the bank, where employees tend to be liberal in their politics, that she was part of a coterie of conservative advisers around Mr. Wolfowitz.
As a patient in a private asylum near Paris, he had considerable difficulties with the French police, who were supported by the doctors; he was at last taken home to Bergamo by his devoted nephew Andrea, son of his eldest brother.
But at the same time, an internal report lamented, the service had "considerable difficulties in this matter of recruiting.
