Sentence examples for had difficulties doing from inspiring English sources

The F.A.A. and the Department of Homeland Security were supposed to scour the list of licensed pilots, mechanics and flight dispatchers for terrorists under a law approved by Congress after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, but they have had difficulties doing so despite having access to much more information than the private company.

The importance of eliciting patient's preferences was widely acknowledged, but GPs had difficulties doing this in practice.

Although the hospitals are obliged to keep track of what has been inserted, we have repeatedly observed during hospital visits when validating the content of the SKAR that they would have had difficulties doing that in a timely fashion, if at all.

The store gives the designers a powerful means to communicate who they are, something they've had difficulty doing.

Polk County officials say they've issued weapons permits to at least three people who can't legally drive and were unable to read the application forms or had difficulty doing so because of visual impairments.

The class had energized him, and he had been a vigorous participant — earning an A. His final paper was about learning to really be with his friends, going into flow with them, something he had long had difficulty doing.

"Some things he had difficulty doing later on in his career, he could do so easily then, from reading hitters' swings off of him, to being able to add and subtract off his fastball," Stottlemyre said.

The arrangement also makes it easier for them to quickly put into production popular niche vehicles, something carmakers have had difficulty doing profitably.

Fans who felt events were getting out of control and who wished to leave the ballpark had difficulty doing so; in an effort to deny the intruders entry, security had padlocked all but one gate.

12. Have you had difficulty doing your usual jobs because of problems with your teeth, mouth or dentures?

It appeared as if Talking Mats™ provided the clients the opportunity to express their views, which they would have had difficulty doing using a more traditional interview format.