Sentence examples for had difficulty achieving from inspiring English sources
Deborah Chin, the director of athletics, said the university had difficulty achieving a regional schedule and could not afford to send the football team across the country to play games.
The church's leaders try to answer that question by maintaining that there is a universal Mormon identity (something that all religions have had difficulty achieving, even when they have pursued it).
The third was demographic: the ruling class of Outremer, primarily Frankish knights and their retainers, was a minority in a territory whose inhabitants were largely Eastern Orthodox and Muslim, and they had difficulty achieving the kind of integration that long-term stability required.
Consumers and automotive journalists alike have had difficulty achieving the EPA-certified combined rating of 47mpg.
Both models achieved satisfactory chest compression rates, but the majority of participants, especially the elderly, had difficulty achieving adequate depth.
In spite of these performances, Farmer had difficulty achieving notoriety and, on an advice of Le Page, she extended the promotion of the song to include interviews in magazines for teenagers.
For those participants who had difficulties achieving acceptable and reproducible spirograms on the first testing day, the measurement was repeated on different days, to ensure an accurate spirometry.
However, despite continued improvements in screening techniques (Kim et al. 2014; Arribere et al. 2014; Ward 2015) and template optimization (Paix et al. 2014), we and others have had difficulties achieving consistent HR-mediated modification events (Farboud and Meyer (2015), and our unpublished results).
The EU is having difficulty achieving consensus for its proposed migrant distribution plan – under which 24,000 refugees would be taken in by other countries – but Italy is hoping an EU summit on 25-26 June will go even further.
